Japhet

You've got a few things to consider. What type of music are you playing, and how loud? What size venues and how much room to set up? How many in the band since it quickly eats up available space. Big enough car to shift it around? Once you've worked that out I'd say you want 500W class D or 300W on an older type transistor like an Ashdown or a Trace.

Changing Man - Paul Weller

I bought a cheap Lekato set off Ebay for around £30 for home practice. Worked really well so tried gigging with them. Have done probably 20 gigs with them now and never missed a beat.

All You Can Carry - Tom Petty

I need a full sized amp and cabinet otherwise I'd miss out on all the pi55ed punters saying 'that looks heavy' as I'm trying to negotiate my way out of the venue while they all stand right in the way.

Ten Ton Take - Brand New Heavies

X Marks the Spot - Coldplay

Cumin Get It- Bad Finger

Nutmeg City Limits - Ike & Tina

Slave to the Rhythm - Grace Jones

Dolly Dagger - Hendrix

The Flash - Ray Stevens

Real Dead Ringer For Love - Meatloaf

Werewolves of London-Warren Zevon

Almost Cut My Hair- CSN&Y

Bermuda Triangle - Barry Manilow

Oh Castrol! - Neil Sedaka

Saint Saviour Square - China Crisis

I nominate Terry Reid and Jimmy Barnes.

Could be even more difficult. The combination of beer gut and the curvaceous nature of the double bass body could result in the arms being far too short to reach the fretboard.

South City Midnight Lady - The Doobie Brothers

Ring of Fire - Johnny Cash

Badger By Golly Wow - The Stylistics

I Would Diet For You - Prince

Firestarter - The Prodigy