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Sex - Paul Young

Alone Again Or - Love

Well ................ I played 5-String basses (Jackson, Schecter and most recently a Status - all tuned B-E-A-G-D) almost exclusively for about 15 years. Working in 3 piece Blues/Rock/Boogie bands. I went back to a conventional 4-String (Fender P) a couple of years ago when I joined a 60s/70s/80s band and I now play 4 string basses most of the time. I also do occasional church and classic rock gigs with another band, usually with a 4-String bass. The 5-String rarely goes out of the house these days. Switching from 4 to 5 strings and back to 4 strings didn't cause me any problems, and I haven't had any complaints from other band members. For me it comes down to 'Personal Preference' .

Stone Free - Jimi Hendrix Experience (B-Side of Hey Joe)

Down Among The Dead Men - Flash & The Pan

You Can Keep Your Hat On - Joe Cocker

Stuck In The Middle With You - Stealers Wheel

Django Reinhardt or Robert Johnson

Radio Radio - Elvis Costello & The Attractions

It's My Party (And I'll Cry If I Want To) - Lesley Gore

New Day Yesterday - Jethro Tull / Joe Bonamassa

1 2 3 - Len Barry

5 7 0 5 - City Boy

Greetings from another oldie.

Peaches - The Stranglers or Peaches en Regalia - Frank Zappa

This became an earworm for months, and the song still works for me. "Living On The Ceiling" by Blancmange

I See The Light - Simon Dupree and The Big Sound

Manfred Mann - A 'B-Side'.

Bought some Fender Straplocks from Vince - Very prompt communications and very quick delivery. Thankyou. Chris

Chestnut Mare - The Byrds

Hammer To Fall - Queen

Hot In The City - Billy Idol

You Need Wheels - The Merton Parkas