Maude

Wake Up And Make Love With Me - ID&TB

What do you want to make those eyes at me for? - Shakin' Stevens

The Way I Walk - The Cramps

586 - New Order

Jimmy Jimmy - The Undertones.

Pet Sematary - The Ramones

Hellhound On My Trail - Bob Johnson

I know they've been mentioned earlier in the thread but here's The Cure using just a bass, a bass vi and drums to great effect, and visually a bass heavy video. What more do you need? Edit: I'd always assumed this was Gallup on bass and Smith on bass vi, but the video (and a TOTP vid I just watched) has them both using P basses. Was it two 4 strings, or a 4 and a vi?

Splintered In Her Head - The Cure

I Didn't Mean To Turn You On - Robert Palmer

I'm guessing it's an outside studio, as in garden room or garage or something? Could you fit a small vent like a bathroom extractor, but fit a low power fan run off a solar panel in it? It wouldn't cool it as such, but would pull the hot air out. The bonus being that it would self regulate, the sunnier it is, the faster the fan runs.

Oh my!!

A nice chocolate brown with a gold pearl in it would look superb with the gold hardware. But I am a bit weird. 😁

Low Red Moon - Belly

I've seen that, or a bass just like it, in the last couple of weeks, but I don't where... or I've dreamt it up. I'm sure I remember the super cool pink sparkle. Very nice. 🙂👍

You Talk Too Much - Sultans Of Ping FC

Pillow Talk - Zayn [Hangs head in shame]

Don't Look Back In Anger - Oasis

I think Three Imaginary Boys was recorded with the Top Twenty guitar. He then got a Jaguar after seeing Elvis Costello with one but was never entirely happy with the sound so put the bridge pickup from the Top Twenty in the middle of the Jag. Or something like that I remember. I think he was still using it, among others, up to the Head On The Door album.

The leaves look to be constructed from different woods for each leaf, so I'd assume they are glued to the top before the finish is applied. Removing them will probably leave a bare wood silhouette, which would mean removing all the finish on the top and refinishing to get an even coverage. I could (hopefully) be wrong but I don't think they'll come off and leave you with a nicely finished top. There's only one way to find out though. 😁

I was never a fan of music streaming subscriptions for various reasons, but relatively recently caved in and bought an Echo device purely for the ease of noodling along with music at home. One thing I have come to realise it's great for is listening to old music that I wouldn't necessarily have bought, and as a result I've discovered some great stuff. If I really like something I'll still buy the CD, yes I'm a weirdo. 😁 Ultravox is one of those bands for me, I know, and like, the hits but have never looked any further. I'm really liking the stuff I haven't heard before. One of my favourite discoveries has been Ann Peebles' album 'I Can't Stand The Rain'. I'd never heard of her but what a soul voice!! The playing is great too as it's mainly session musicians who played on Stax and Hi Records productions, you can feel the Al Green vibe all over it.

I've just seen this on my local fb selling pages. Yamaha lamp. How cool would that look in the middle of a collection of BB's? 😎

Being in a Mod/Northern Soul/Ska band with bandmates and a soundman that like the bass prominent and up front I really am in bass heaven. It's hard to just pick three but let's go with The Jam (Bruce Foxton), The Who (John Entwistle) and The Specials (Horace Panter), but with the likes of The Small Faces, Secret Affair, The Lambrettas, Spencer Davies Group etc thrown in the mix, not to mention all the Northern Soul stuff, which much like Motown and Stax, generally has epic basslines it's hard to pick just three.

Memphis Soul Stew - King Curtis