MrCrane

Standing In the Shadows of Motown https://www.amazon.co.uk/Standing-Shadows-Motown-Legendary-Jamerson/dp/0881888826

Shouldn't it be fretless if you're channelling Rick Danko? Looks really rather nice. (And @wateroftyne - That was a really appalling pun. Respect)

The 3 that would always be in my list would be: Danny Thompson James Jamerson Jack Casady The other 2 places would vary from week to week.

[quote name='colgraff' timestamp='1457857759' post='3002290'] Oh yes! I heard that once he did a gig somewhere and every time he tried to play a different song the audience started throwing things so he ended up playing Spirit in the Sky dozens of times. [/quote] And in a similar vein [url="https://youtu.be/aVSTr7rb1_Y"]http://youtu.be/aVSTr7rb1_Y[/url]

[quote name='verb' timestamp='1455059955' post='2975631'] Captain Lockheed and the Starfighters, based on the German airforce buying the Lockheed F104 and Lucky Leif and the Longships, based on the Vikings discovering America first, both by Robert Calvert. [/quote] Also "Hype"

Check out the Gollihur website. they have some good general guides/FAQs http://www.gollihurmusic.com/faq/11-PREAMPS_DO_YOU_NEED_A_PREAMP_WITH_YOUR_URB_PICKUP.html

Another vote for "Life On Mars?"

Hi Mark, There's a fair few of us from the unmentioned website on here as well. Good to see the Diaries making their way out into the world Geoff

A lot of it is walking around checking out the gear, but there are also masterclasses and performances to watch, Some people do bring their own basses, but I think that's really only worth it if you want to check out amps/pedals etc with your specific kit.

Even simpler, run the strap behind your belt. https://youtu.be/T9HTeCSEcko

Went last night. (Danny/Eric Bibb/Sean Taylor). Just brilliant. Danny on top form, both on the bass and with the wisecracking. Not going tomorrow sadly, but I've also got tickets for Thursday and Friday.

[quote name='theyellowcar' timestamp='1395347254' post='2401485'] It's an omission on the site. The spec sheet I got with my Rumble 40 also has the headlines for the 1/2/500 combos and they all feature a 1/8" headphone out [/quote] Cheers for that. Looks like one more option to put back on my list of possible amps.

Sorry to butt in here guys, but I'm a bit confused with the specs published by Fender. As far as I can make out the 40 and the 200 combos have headphone out but the 100 doesn't - (at least as far as [url="http://www.fender.com/series/rumble/rumble-100-v3-120v-blacksilver/"]http://www.fender.co...0v-blacksilver/[/url] indicates). Is this correct? If so why would they skip this feature on one model (particularly if they include it on a higher powered one)?

I've got a Jack too and emailed Epiphone this same question a while back. The answer was that it's a 4mm. Hex