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i love to boogie - t rex

a boy named sue - johnny cash

i wanna be your dog - stooges

thank you - led zep

taste of cindy - jesus and mary chain

jesus of the moon - nick cave

The big country - african head charge

israel - siouxsie and the banshees

gold dust woman - fleetwood mac

Looking good. If you did want a high gloss finish tru-oil with the slurry method would provide one.

im the urban spaceman - bonzo dog band

that joke isn’t funny anymore - the smiths

bankrobber - the clash

starving in the belly of a whale- tom waits

Broken - Abdominal and the obliques

Hi yep indeed. This is why I suggested the Warmoth dinky P. They also make chambered and hollow bodied variants.

the gambler - kenny rogers

To be fair not many people can afford to manufacture bespoke, hand tooled items in 2022. The world has changed.

The problem with scaling up any business is that it involves compromise. That may mean compromise on quality, culture, ethics or service. If I owned a small long running, successful business that was my passion I would try to keep it as close to my control as possible. Then again I am no Alan Sugar and that whole corporate world leaves me cold. Also once a business reaches a certain size it can become vulnerable and require risky loans to break out of that zone between being a bespoke relatively risk free operation that provides for a low number of people to a more risky business requiring significant cash injection to scale up and employ more people, buy premises etc etc. To survive this transition manufacturing often is offshored and this is when quality and service can nose dive.

lead me on - kelly joe phelps

Sophie Softly - Gruff Rhys

Travelling Man - Free

Bodyrock - Moby

Cherub rock - The Smashing Pumpkins

Im not sure Warmouth offer either of those but a luthier certainly would…