Bassman Sam

Great track. A multi-national collaboration spawn by Basschat. Wow. I love the production. Good luck guys. I hope to hear more in the future.

I would love to try one out, they look like a lot of fun.

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[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1388970944' post='2328382'] Oh no it bloody doesn't. [/quote] 'king does. [size=4] [/size]

[attachment=151667:bass fish.jpg] [attachment=151668:bluefin-tuna.gif] I'll get my coat.

That sounds great and looks even better. I would love that P/J combo on a Jazz. Edit to say. I thought you were a Rick man.

[quote name='Mr Arkadin' timestamp='1388886740' post='2327407'] Recently tried Catswhicker as The Creamery was more expensive and didn't respond to my enquiries. Have to say though that this is in a baritone guitar so I can't vouch for the bass pick-ups, but I think for the price they're easier on the pocket to try, and they will be better than stock. I had a Tele neck pick-up and humbucker-sized Wide Range from him. Plus it's nice to support a fellow Brummie. [url="http://s426.photobucket.com/user/Mr_Arkadin/media/BaritoneCU_zpscb850d36.jpg.html"][/url] [/quote] Thanks for your input. This is why I love Basschat, ask a question and you get great feedback. I have been working on this Legend branded p bass tonight and I'm happy with the setup now. I just need to take it to work where my old amp is stored to suss the pups out. I think they are going to be crap but who knows. Anyone heard of the Legend brand. It plays well now I've tweaked it and it's not a bad p bass. My niece will be happy with it as it was unplayable before.

I'm looking forward to this.

Good score and around 100 quid left to spend on beer after the strings and gig bag.

Cheers Chris, thanks for the reply. I'll check them out.

I get the title of this thread but it will attract negative comments from bass solo haters. Saying that, I don't think that is the best example of AJ's playing and I'm a fan of his. Oh, and just one more thing. IBTL.

I had a reply to a question I asked on Alpha's website. They used Wizards custom pups on their basses and now that Wizard are no more, I wanted to know who's pups they would use in the future. They replied ( Ta for that) that they are having their pups wound by Cats Whiskers in the future. I've not heard of these guys before. I've had a look at their website and they look good but has anyone on here got any experience of them. How do they compare to Wizard, Kent Armstrong and etc? I'm asking because I'm upgrading my niece's bass for her and wondered if they might be good replacements on her P bass.

I enjoyed that. Good video too. I think this would be very marketable. Good luck with it.

[quote name='ambient' timestamp='1388542500' post='2323353'] I thought that's what all radio DJ's did ? followed by some scots dick who I think was suffering from dementia. [/quote] That would be Ken Bruce. I nearly split my whisky reading that. You're not wrong.

[quote name='molan' timestamp='1388540331' post='2323334'] You have to see, feel & play one in the flesh to really appreciate them. [/quote] I thought that was what beer goggles did. [size=4] [/size]

Go for it. Don't regret it in the future thinking, what if. Life's to short. I can't think of any more cliches. Happy New band.

[quote name='molan' timestamp='1388539680' post='2323326'] Everyone should be made to play one of these at some point in their playing career - absolutely sublime experience [/quote] It would be like wearing beer goggles on a night out. It might be fun at the time but I couldn't look at it in the morning and hope it left in a taxi before I woke up.

I know how good a player you are Pete, having seen you live. The keyboard player in question is out of order to ask you busk original stuff that you have never heard before. The ego has landed. I would have nutted him in the dressing room after gig, therefore never having to play with him again. [size=4] [/size]

[quote name='Batfastard' timestamp='1388536746' post='2323280'] Its the best one for years. Lisa Stansfield, Rudimental, Ruby Turner, John Newman, Charlie Wilson lots of soul. Plus Mel C doing Stevie Wonder and Ray Davies doing some Kinks, the only bad things were the proclaimers and the lumineers. [/quote] +1 Except I like the Proclaimers. [size=4] [/size] [size=4] [/size][size=4]Miss Bassface is great though. [/size]

Great tunes again this month, you guys have got real talent. Dad got my vote, his tune put a great big smile on my face. [size=4]AL- the- Bassman, great track, it was a toss up between you and Dad.[/size]

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1387653170' post='2314302'] I know what you mean. I got a full driving licence in 1982 - the expiry date is 2034. At the time I thought, 'Ha, ha! That's never going to happen!'. And it hasn't of course... but it's seems a hell of a lot more likely now than it did then. But then I remember thinking that Prince's '1999' was set in the far future, too - back in 1982. Now it's ancient history. Young master discreet has no idea who Prince even [i]is[/i]. Or was. The future is with us. Along with steel basses. And sinister military robot dogs with no heads or asses that can do stuff. It's true. [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1czBcnX1Ww[/media] [/quote] This would take One Man and His Dog to a new level.

Nice score. I hope that your missus is still talking to you. Then again, silence is golden. [size=4] [/size]