DaveFry

5mins 30secs in : [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8OY2MKVhpY[/media]

Is it possible that the headstock logo originally read Hohner ? There is nothing below the line where the lower part of an " f " would be .

The son of my guitarist mate plays with a young Thai lad on their council estate . Due to translation problems when the single mother had to fill in details for a birth certificate he ended up with the first name " Boy " .

The three are the same , just starting a major third lower each time , EXCEPT for: - the first chord of bar three is a minor in the first verse , major in the other two , and - the first chord of bar one is a minor in the first two verses , major in the third verse So I would learn the 4-and-bit-bar pattern and keep in mind that : the first chord of bars 1 and 3 is minor and minor for the first verse minor and major for the second verse major and major for the third verse ( and each verse starts a major third lower than the previous one. ) So 4-and-a-bit bars and two caveats would be easier to remember than 15 . Hope that helps

Post a chord chart with bar numbers pencilled in and maybe someone can spot the patterns-within-the-patterns .

Discovered this YouTube video the other day that I thought some here might enjoy . It has only been up since March with less than 200k views . [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ilXhtBBrZ9I[/media] ( The first riff Rabbit plays is from the Free song " Heartbreaker " , title track of the album he played on , although not one of the two songs he wrote on it . )

Also Music Vault YT channel for dinosaurs living in the past .

[quote name='marc1966' timestamp='1500820296' post='3340360'] i bought a axe bass for £60 pick it up tuesday my first bass and looking forward to learn how to play it here's a pic[url="http://basschat.co.uk/user/43369-marc1966/"][/url] [/quote] , and have you picked it up yet ?

Here's one I defretted earlier : [attachment=249738:Axe Logo.jpg] Fretboard was dyed black . Sanding revealed a nice aromatic piece of rosewood underneath . With black nylon tapewounds and chickenhead knobs . [attachment=249739:Defret Mk1.JPG] Heavy, but ok in a good way .

Self-amalgamating tape leaves no sticky residue .

Just really listen to what you are actually doing without superimposing desires/expectations over the top . Sooner or later one's own true self/sound emerges .

The baritone player and the trumpeter that does the introductions before the last number of this New Orleans band have been in it since it formed in 1977 . [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXr3nrd33U0[/media]

Right at the very end of this session guys' jam someone ( sax player ? ) says " Love that E flat ! " . What is he referring to ? [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1dbBvxKDa2M[/media] ( I have an opinion , but I don't want to prejudice replies .)

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCROkG4SKao[/media] [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsLz2pvO5N0[/media]

Put the instrument down , stand up and stretch like a cat , have a cup of tea / short walk . Then when you pick the instrument up again let your hands do what they want without any criticism or self-judgement or expectation . Just witness the sound without evaluating it . Pretty soon something interesting or new will surface . It is the self-doubt and criticism that smothers creativity . Goal obsession discourages the Muse , an attitude of play encourages it . 10:45 onwards : [media]http://youtu.be/CBnYgcmSJG8[/media]

Something Else ( Pistols version ) into Summertime Blues Hi Ho Silver Lining Nutbush City Limits Over The Hill Sharp Dressed Man

See the original We Go Together in the film ( Grease ) . I guess the film director wanted some extra music at the start of the song to give the actors time to run into place and asked for something with added lift . The old up-a-tone trick works neatly .

Sometimes I mess up endings because I'm busy thinking about what to play newt . ( Doh ! Did it again ^ . )

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGsMd4mRIVM[/media]

Expanding foam-type earplugs trimmed to size after insertion . Maybe . Maybe not .

I have always assumed "comping" was a abbreviation for accompanying as in :- During the flood grandma floated away on the grand piano and grandpa accompanied her on the double bass . Carry on OT.

d d e d g fsharp , d d e d a g , d d d b g fsharp e , c c b g a g ( never learned tab , sorry )

See 2:34 for " an interesting little trick " [media]http://youtu.be/qaa1axJ63Qg[/media]

Interesting blog article by a Brit muso ; [url="https://innerpieces.co.uk/blog/is-there-life-after-tinnitus/"]https://innerpieces....after-tinnitus/[/url]

I've had a similar rattle where the ear part of the tuner was vibrating where it's own shaft is pressed over it . ( The flat part that one turns sits in a groove in the end of the worm-drive shaft ) Test by looping a rubber band around the end of the shaft and wrapping it over the ear to dampen . Sometimes the tiny gap can be nipped up with mole grips , but I have cured one by forcing clear bathroom silicon sealant into the gap with a fingernail , then wiping away the excess and leaving it to set . HTH