Clarky

Out of interest would you sell on at a profit to someone you considered a mate (and vice versa)?

Cheers Keith and Phil! If I were a pro, needing different basses for different occasions - as opposed to a part-time band player with a day job - I would definitely be keeping this beauty and finding another way to help pay for this summer's excesses!

My bad! But two years is a long time in cyber-world and there must have been two gazillion mentions of Jamerson on BC since 2011

My philosophy is to 'spread the love'. I have bought gear at great prices on BC and I have never knowingly made a profit by selling on again (of course I also try not to make a loss, unless there's a reason eg, wear and tear). But thats me. Plenty of people on BassChat, based on other threads covering the same topic, think that is naive and see no harm in pricing for maximum proceeds. Noone is right or wrong. Entirely depends on your personal stance

Was listening to Son of a Preacher Man by Dusty Springfield this morning and noticed some great bass playing. After a google I found it was Tommy Cogbill, a Nashville regular (died 1982) who I recall Jaco Pastorius name checking on his instructional video for his Funky Broadway bass line. Not sure I have ever seen him mentioned on BC. So here's a couple of vids for ya http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dp4339EbVn8 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIuJH3qroDY

Couple of extra pics showing side and rear aspects [attachment=142194:DSCF0590.JPG][attachment=142195:DSCF0591.JPG]

Yes, I have owned both (Roger/Bassace now has my old fixed neck version). This is about two years old and has the deeper body (I assumed this was because of the removable neck but I may be wrong). It also has the more decorous ebony 'chapel peg' tuners, unlike the other version I owned which had the more standard brass tuners.

Thanks Roger and Keith - I won't be terribly upset if it doesn't sell as its so lovely to play. But 18th/21st/50th birthdays in the space of two months, plus summer hols and unanticipated educational spend (A level retakes) have meant I have burned money faster this summer than ... erm putting 50 pound notes on a fire or burn-y type thing

Some DB porn pics to tempt you [attachment=142148:DSCF0586.JPG][attachment=142149:DSCF0587.JPG][attachment=142150:DSCF0588.JPG]

[quote name='PTB' timestamp='1377211810' post='2184988'] I've played this and it's a top piece of kit, great to play, sounds wonderful. Have a bump on me. [/quote] Thanks Paul! Surprisingly there's even a full-page advert for this model of bass in this month's BMG (near the back)! Never seen Kolstein advertise in UK before, I guess it was the front page pic and interview with Lee Rocker that alerted Kolstein to BGM's existence

Hey Geoff I just watched the walking bass Part 1 video - excellent. Would be great if I could download to a portable device (eg iPad) for journeys to/from work etc. Do you have any plans to make this an app or even put the series on instructional DVDs?

[quote name='stingrayPete1977' timestamp='1377009480' post='2182157'] I will be having a good look when I get time! [/quote] +1

Upton is thicker (although its encased in wood and can be shaved down)

if its urgent Keith I can lend mine for a few weeks until one comes up FS? I don't have a gig for a month as band mates off on hols until September

Rufus Reid on a Busetto http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yirBB1Q54F4 Miroslav Vitous http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMRkAoGp3H4

More of me, this time with old (1880s) 3/4 German flatback [attachment=141838:480825_458355694176567_1232458545_n.jpg] [attachment=141839:615018_496057363739733_1537590237_o.jpg]

and my turn to mention the wife as Mrs C is also called Jayne with a 'y', so when you say here's a sexy shot of Jayne ...