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Hi Owain, Chris Anderson (promotes head of steam and a few local venues (anyone for tennis)) Adam Cooper, local acoustic musician (check out my facebook) John Egdall, Acoustic musician/promoter facebook but try Ross Lewis's think he may be on mine? Amy Wardley Promotes acoustic nights (Whos mic is it) AGAIN my facebook Theres always the Jumpin Hot Club Promoters from Cluney who do some great international acts who always need support and me and Ross do PAs for, Guy who runs them is called graham, And Thomas Bagnell (ex student) runs bookings at cluney with opportunities as above Good luck Dave

Im just putting one together as I have joined a Floyd tribute. Never really rated Waters until I was learning the sets. Not technically challenging but difficult arrangements with tasty variations and like you say great song writer.

[quote name='Lord Sausage' post='924651' date='Aug 14 2010, 08:57 AM']i agree with that (about Clayton). Tho Clayton ain't the best i think some of his basslines are pretty cool. 'New Years day', Mysterious ways, Bullet the blue sky. also with The Edge tossing it off with all is 'clever guitar bits. He had to keep the bass simple. Like Mike Anthony in Van Halen, he didn't have much choice but to pedal[/quote] Might have been mentioned before BUT, WE ALL, without exception have been sh*t when we were learning, it is unfortunately now (or fortunate, depends how you see it), the nature of the music industry that some people have to go through that stage in full public view (Guigsy, Vicious etc) . Combined with short career spans (some not all) they never get the chance to develop into competent musicians. And talent? I think very few have a given ability to play impressively without practice. For the rest of us its pure and simple muscle memory. [u]The more you put in[/u] =the "better" you get. your satisfaction and enjoyment Dave

[quote name='Mog' post='911327' date='Jul 31 2010, 04:08 PM']Hell ya Cliff Burton !!!! Also these little gems [/quote] Just never understood the appeal in Myung, Awful looking bass too

[quote name='endorka' post='910674' date='Jul 30 2010, 08:49 PM']One of my favourite bass solos is by Muzz Skillings on Living Color's "Broken Hearts" - at about 2:10; Jennifer[/quote] Fabulous

To be honest I think McCartney is pedestrian at best, His line and playing are function and occasionally extend into mildly interesting, but never inventive or exciting. You could probably argue they are perfectly suited to the songs but that's without any comparison so difficult to argue. I have heard people say "Its what he doesn't play"..........Well anyone can play silence

[url="http://immediateaudio.co.uk/Home.html"]My Company[/url] [url="http://blank-studios.com/studio/"]Recent projects,[/url] If you have plans i could offer any information mate. Best wishes Dave

[quote name='Mickeyboro' post='908262' date='Jul 28 2010, 03:07 PM']Have a beautiful black fretless version of this I'm thinking of parting with after 20 years - most, sadly, spent in its case! – if anyone's interested. [/quote] I had a lovely burst fretless that i regret selling, dare i ask how much?

[quote name='Mickeyboro' post='910957' date='Jul 31 2010, 09:15 AM']Is that good or bad?[/quote]

[quote name='bigash' post='910871' date='Jul 31 2010, 01:27 AM']Gotta getaway by S.L.F.[/quote] That was the second song at my first gig, we were obsessed by SLF, the bands name was Back to Front, which we played as well. Dave

Wipe Out, at the High Point Hotel, Whitley Bay, Hondo 830 through a Carlsbro 90 head and HH 4x12 Aged 17