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[quote name='dr.funk' post='367651' date='Jan 1 2009, 01:38 PM']Got to be Tom Jenkinson for me at the moment. [url="http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=G7qjuv2iFnY"]Squarepusher rehearsal with live drummer[/url][/quote] Superb i didnt realise bill bailey was so good on bass.

its an early precision like the one sting uses,dont know if its original.

[quote name='Bassassin' post='367896' date='Jan 1 2009, 06:31 PM']Largely pretty horrid, I have to say. There was a massive aura of smug fakeness about the whole thing - probably mostly because it's a sleb knees-up recorded in October (or some similarly unseasonal time) with all the "guests" blatantly only there for the free booze & exposure. Ugh. The acts were what you'd expect I suppose - those post-Winehouse plastic, soul-free, talent show pub singers (Adele, Duffy) which [i]Later[/i] seems to love, "heritage" acts - Annie Lennox still the same old strident, gurning foghorn, & probably Dave Edmunds' first TV appearance since 1978 - was it a choice between Jools & the "who the f@ck's that?" slot on [i]Buzzcocks[/i]? At least Martha Reeves had some classic & timeless material, even if she's not what she once was. Kelly Jones' rendition of [i]My Girl[/i] was very good - nice to hear he's capable of more than grating Rod Stewart impressions! I quite liked the Ting Tings - although I can't help feeling that bands like them succeed in using technology to complicate the performance of essentialy simplistic music. Get a bassist! Hold Steady were good but a bit limp compared to last time they were on Jools. I got the impression that Duffy's band were a bunch of session guys who'd been told to play like they were "really into it". Perhaps that explains their somewhat incongruous twitching & posturing. On balance, a poor show that felt like it dragged on for years, the highlight really was some lovely musicianship from Jools' band. Jon.[/quote] id love a go on the bird from the ting tings.

It must just be me but i thought that was the shittest hootenany yet.

Just not thinking about it to much seems to work for me.

[quote name='clauster' post='365340' date='Dec 29 2008, 10:22 AM']+1 to Corduroy. And thanks to Bubinga5 for starting this thread. I'm listening to Mother Earth's "Stoned Woman" right now [/quote] Neil corcoran from mother earth is a great bass player,people tree is a wicked album,anyone know what hes up to now?

Prince of peace was a good tune,i liked corduroys stuff on the acid jazz/focus label,there was a track called friendly pressure by jhelisa around at this time,well nice bass.

I have footage of haslip playing on i feel from the tube in the 80s.

I dont need to.

my lines are the sleaziest!

get a muscle shirt! and mike lindups looking for a job at the moment,nothing wrong with 42 though.

Freebase?

[quote name='casapete' post='361993' date='Dec 23 2008, 03:04 PM']Also my wife pointed out David Van Day's mangina......! Eurrgh......[/quote] like old gregs!

Music for chameleons is my fave.

Wish i had written it.

I think it was and trevor horny produced it.

[quote name='spinynorman' post='361203' date='Dec 22 2008, 06:08 PM']I shipped one a few months ago for £78. I thought that was outrageous. Have you tried www.interparcel.com?[/quote] cheers mate ill give them a try.

Hiya all i have been ringing round getting quotes on shipping a bass to rome.Cheapest i can get insured is 165 quid! (DHL)This seems a bit steep.Is this correct?I think it cost less for me and the mrs to fly out 2 years ago.

I am not loyal to any shops,why should i be,as far as im concerned the less shops the better(less concrete) the internet is better and cheaper,i dont need any advice. London shopping is no fun anymore and it reminds me of new york ,plus it stinks.

Mac=Boy band they tell you what to do safe..................PC..Rock and roll.