Jean-Luc Pickguard

I briefly owned a Bond B3 Theremin a few years ago after finding it at a steal in the window of my local Cash Converters. I played about with it for a few weeks then flipped it on ebay for a decent profit. It was great fun playing the bond but it was obvious that it required a lot more dedication than I was willing to put in to be able to make anything other than space alien whoopy woo sounds. It looks like this one is designed to enable more useful sounds to be made lot easier. It would have been even better if there was some kind of filter on the control panel though. I have a friend who is very much into this kind of thing so I sent him the link when it came up on instagram yesterday. With a bit of luck he'll order one so I'll be able to have a go on it.

Baby, Don't You Tear My Cloves — Little Richard

Go Now — Bessie Banks

Black Coffee — Ella Fitzgerald

Yoghurt Me Hummin' — Sam & Dave

All You Kneed Is Love — The Beatles

Foot Of Pride — Bob Dylan

Universal Vagrant — The Smoke

Bad Women, Bad Whiskey — Little Junior Parker

If you can get him onboard I'd be very impressed

Lady Grinning Soul — David Bowie

I Wanna Be Your Dog — Iggy & The Stooges

I'm surprised no one's done a double tribute to Dire Straits and Chris Rea. "What are your plans for the evening?" "Dire Rea"

Indeed

Be Stiff — Devo

That's probably the danger with a tightly set concept. If I do get the idea off the ground I might change it so the band would do covers of any genre/era we fancy doing, but start off with punky disco covers so we don't get painted into a corner. Also I'd probably want to use my Boss SY-1 & AW-3 pedals on certain songs which would make it sound a bit outside the 70s punk style.

I used to remove my wedding ring whenever I played, but I was worried about losing it at gigs so I stopped wearing it altogether and put it somewhere safe at home. I've not worn it for years and currently have no idea where I put it.

Is anyone in a band with a very specific concept? Or had a good idea for a concept? I'm thinking it would be fun to start a band as a side project consisting of the classic four-piece lineup of drums/bass/guitar/vocals playing 70's punk style versions of 70s disco songs - is this a genius idea or a daft idea?

Spanish Stroll — Mink De Ville

Lazy Sunday — Small Faces

Taste Of Bitter Love — Gladys Knight & The Pips

Katie's Been Gone — Bob Dylan & The Band

He's In The Jailhouse Now — Memphis Jug Band

Ouch! Oh Baby — The Kelly Brothers

Highway 49 — Howlin' Wolf