Bassman Sam

I've always wanted to try out a Warwick Dolphin. I feel a GAS attack coming on.

Stunning bass.

Sounds good to me. Maybe Cato needs to wear a support with all the bollox he's coming out with., None intended Cato.

Dan Dare. It's jus a hole burning in my soul to buy new shinny stuff that I don't need but want.

Cato, you're not helping.

I'm thinking of sell a couple of basses and a Strat to raise money to purchase something that I want but will end up selling after not using it for years. WTF is the matter with me. I recently bought a 500w Ashdown 2x 12 because I wanted one and I haven't gigged for nearly 20 years. I think I need Basschat Detox.

Shared on Facebook. Good luck with getting it back.

I found that giving up the 10 pints and a couple of spliffs before going on stage cured this. Before that, I couldn't find the stage, never mind forgetting the bass line. 😀

1. jebroad 2. Len_Derby 3. Jabba_the_gut 4. Spondonbassed - Hohner B2A 5. Andyjr1515 6. Jimothey 7. Mojo 8. Owen 9. Teebs 10. Josie 11. Aidan63 12. Frank Blank 13. petecarlton (newbie) 14. Bassman Sam. I'll bring my NR Custom built Thunderbird, Ashdown 2x10 combo and a MM P-bass.

I think they are made out of Unicorn horns and are therefore are on the endangered species list.

I remember Jeff, cracking drummer. Small world.

I played in a Status Quo tribute band for 6 years. We had a blast and got to gig with John Coghlan's as Coghlan's Quo. Biggest gig we did was a corporate gig in Dartford at a Pharma Company's 100th anniversary party. 5000 people giving it "Quo oh a ho ah." Also played in a Wishbone Ash covers band back in the '70's. Didn't make the money back that I spent on gear, did have a blast though.

True.

We got a seriously drunk punter slur " Know any Quo mate?". We were a Quo tribute band. * Palm meet face*

Well done that man. Years ago, I got an endorsement with Woodbines. Been coughing up for it ever since.

Bought 2 cables from Dave, a smooth and fast transaction. Cheers Dave.

Beautiful.

Sweet. Merry Christmas to you.

I used to go to open nights when I lived in Chelmsford in the late 90's. I had some fun nights there, getting up to play on a few numbers. Then one night, Guthrie Govan turned up and joined in. I hid in the bog for half an hour until he went away.

I see him as more of a guitarist who also plays bass when required but mostly as a fabulous musician.