mikebass456

Eclair - Gilbert O'Sullivan

Cake on Me - A-Ha!

Loaf Shack - The B-52s

Goat West - The Petshop Boys

Absolutely - wouldn't be without mine now. I have two - the first and second versions. I do prefer the first version, it seems to have a bit more grunt to it. I now use the MK1 for the punk band, and the MK2 for the blues band. This has the added advantage of not having to mess with the settings for different gigs......

Beef My Baby - The Ronettes

In The Summertime - Mungo Jerry

Seaside Rendezvous - Queen

Home By The Sea - Genesis

Heaven In My Hands - Level 42

The Safety Dance - Men Without Hats

Guess the Ampeg got the night off then......

The Rocking Chair - The Beautiful South

Blockduster! - Sweet

Read 'em and Sweep - Meatloaf

We've just done our 10th year doing 1976-1982 British punk covers, and still going strong. I'm the only one not in my 60's though, so it's only a matter of time. I've got the folk rock covers band up and running so there's an option of sitting down a bit.....🤪👍

I'm out now! Recent acoustic folk band rehearsals revealed that my Phil Jones Double 4 just didn't quite have the capacity against an acoustic drum kit. As a result, I borrowed a DB Hype 8 last week to try as a replacement, and it worked great. Pressed the go buy button the following day and it arrived yesterday. Looking forward to the gigs at the end of the month a lot more now.....

Me and You and a Dog Named Boo - Lobo

One and One is One - Medicine Head

Down an outside metal fire escape at 2am in December 😲🥶🥶🥶

One - U2

Take The Dong Way Home - Supertramp

Guinea All Your Loving - ZZ Top

Ounce Upon A Time In The West - Dire Straits

Kilo Queen - Queen