Hobbayne
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Didnt know that! Thanks for the info.
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Didnt know Bruce played a fretless.
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Just stumbled across this video by this young whippersnapper about the piano used at Trident Studios in London during the 60's 70's and 80's. I would have never in a million years guessed that all these songs were recorded on this one piano!
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Mustard?
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Enjoy
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You want payment for these yet Ped??
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I havent used the support system, but I can make up a lot of old tosh about how great you all are. If I can have a free T shirt.
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I have a tweed gear 4 music Fender faker and Thoman black with white piping faker that came with my Limelight. You cant tell the difference fom a distance.
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My old band used to do Girl On The Phone and Heatwave from Setting Sons. GOTP was great fun to play with the B minor climbing to the D. I wish I had thought of it! There was another song from that era called Turning Japanese that was fun to play too, but I cant remember who did it.
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Just stumbled upon this fella doing a bass cover of this Fleetwood Mac song. Made me appreciate John Mc Vie even more!
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Anybody had any experience with Artist Guitars? They look a bit cheap to me. Like entry level Encores. Maybe they are another Harley Benton and might surprise me. However, everything seems to be sold out on the website. https://www.artistguitars.co.uk/collections/bass-guitars
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Yes please. The basschat polo shirt I bought a few years back dont fit me anymore, so I need cheering up.
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The Harley Benton range from Thomann are an excellent starting point.
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Gerry McAvoy - Rory Gallagher, Live In Europe. He joined Nine Below Zero in later years. Good player.
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This any good? Dont turn the volume up though!
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Instruments you'd buy, but wouldn't...
Hobbayne replied to NancyJohnson's topic in General Discussion
The best relics I have seen are made by Nash and Limelight. -
Not a bass, but I remember Eric Clapton struggling to play the solo on While My Guitar Gently Weeps on a 1950's Gibson Byrdland. I think it was the Bangladesh concert. Such a big cumbersome guitar for the job instead of his usual Les Paul or Strat. Mind you, he was at least 3 inches off the ground at that gig!
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No, I read it on here so it must be true!
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I remember that after all the initial buzz had died down, there were a lot of posts complaining of fretwear. The fret wire turned out to be quiet soft and wore down within months IIRC.
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I love Fender Precision basses. In fact, They are all I ever play. ( Apart from a Yamaha 5 string)
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I take it that the wear up the dusty end is not legit then?
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Sod it! I was looking forward to that. https://ultimateclassicrock.com/beatles-get-back-movie-postponed/
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Funny you should mention that!
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Cant be as awful as Watneys Red Barrel. That was as rough as a badgers arrse!!
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You must be referring to Warwick Red bass strings. You could get them for under a tenner a year or two ago and they were really very good. Price seems to have crept up recently though.
