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[quote name='hairyhaw' timestamp='1317894287' post='1395795'] Nah, I think it's real. Think it's priced low to shift quickly. I wouldn't be paying much more than 750 for anything from that period anyway. [/quote] Are you kidding? it's worth twice that.

[quote name='Johnnysonic' timestamp='1317770455' post='1394497'] Denis Dunaway of the original Alice Cooper Band. Just a great player. [/quote] Seconded!

Definitely a Gretsch 6072 model.

I'd give it up and find another band...not necessarily in that order......

And here's another....Ralph Hood from the band Grand Prix

[quote name='4-string-thing' timestamp='1317570510' post='1391842'] Jim Rodford from The Kinks and Argent. [/quote] Yeah I remember him when he was in the band Phoenix from the late 70's formed from the ashes of the band Argent. I had both their albums, and quite liked them at the time.

I watched rockers Y&T tonight. I have been a fan since just after the first album came out in 1976. I have to say I did miss bassist Phil Kennemore R.I.P. He didn't really play anything fancy, but he was a rock solid player. It was a great gig by the way!

Our tribute to 70's rockers Budgie, In For The Kill have a gig coming up on Saturday 8th October at: The Turks Head Market Street Castle Donington Leicestershire DE74 2JB We should be on around 9.00pm and it's free admission. Any support is always welcome!

What IDIOT would want to play a Rickenbacker? Ahem.....

This, that I favoured on my Youtube channel. http://www.youtube.com/user/clarkpegasus4001

[quote name='Gust0o' timestamp='1317299317' post='1389188'] Glad to hear you're in the mend, Flanker! I quite like the old rock, and some of the AC/DC and ZZ Top lines look very straightforward - something like Thunderstruck has very little fretting hand action, but a nice beat which might be good to get to grips with - and it's a totally boss song, of course! [/quote] I'd agree with this......AC/DC

[quote name='Treeb' timestamp='1317309614' post='1389346'] +1 ... Wishbone Ash went down the pan after they kicked MT out ... [/quote] +2.....MT is a friend of mine. He borrowed my bass for his album Argus Through The looking Glass - Martin Turner's Wishbone Ash.

I'll throw in some more..... Peter "Mars" Cowling (Pat Travers) Joe Puerta (Ambrosia) Martin Tiefensee (Lake) Heiko Efferts (Lake) Gary Strater (Starcastle)

i work for UPS so i'm bound to say them! considering the way Derek's bass was packed and sent from Germany (in another thread) I say thumbs up for UPS in getting it to him in one piece! Mind you they are not cheap.

From what I can gather they are the Mayones BE basses under the name FAME as a line made for that music store. They do look the same to me......

[quote name='Doddy' timestamp='1317248290' post='1388766'] Good call...He played some great stuff on the first couple of Mike Keneally albums. Dave Carpenter was an absolute monster on electric and upright. Chuck Domanico played on thousands of sessions. Gary King's work with Bob James and many others. Rick Laird was a great straight ahead jazz player on upright before he joined Mahavishnu Orchestra. Andy West with the Dixie Dregs and The Mistakes The great Oscar Pettiford never gets a mention. Lincoln Goines only ever gets mentioned with regards to the book 'Funkifying the Clave'. Scott Ambush from Spyro Gyra and Kim Stone from The Rippingtons tend to get overlooked a lot. None of the great Nashville guys get mentioned....players like Glenn Worf,Mike Brignardello, Dave Pomeroy,David Hungate, Bob Moore,Roy Huskey Jr.,Michael Rhodes. There are loads of great players there. There are tons of great players that rarely or never get talked about., [/quote] Why thank you! +1 David Hungate = superb

[quote name='fender73' timestamp='1317234870' post='1388545'] Lee Pomeroy - Rick Wakeman/It Bites and more recently Take That - cracking player [/quote] i'll be watching It Bites in Nottingham in a couple of weeks at the Rescue Rooms Lee's a good player but I still prefer Dick Nolan.

Here's another.....Doug Pinnick - King's X

Doug Lunn

[quote name='Doctor J' timestamp='1317108355' post='1386682'] I don't honestly care once it sounds good to start off with. I've got poly, nitro, oil and wax finished instruments and, to be honest, I don't think any one is "better" than the other, tonally or aesthetically. [/quote] Do you find the oil and waxed one's easy to clean? what do you use and do they scratch easily?

This question is really in two parts, and i'm taking bass BODY finishes here: Do you prefer a satin finish, cellulose or other type of finish on your basses? advantages and disadvantages please! Another question is how do you clean satin/oil basses? do they scratch/wear more easily than other finishes? Cheers