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Just because - Anita Baker

Edam busters March - RAF band

I’ve always sung backing and some lead. I think the secret is not try and play too complicated a bass line. Sting was a good example. With time it becomes more natural and your bass lines will become more technical.

Mama we’re all crazee now - Slade

O sinner man - Trad.

6lb are you kidding? What’s it made of? Balsa?

I had a Squier P/J Precision with a Jazz neck bought from a charity shop so no idea of the model. Played okay but sold it on.

Jailhouse Rock- Elvis

And excepting Big noise from Winnetka

Inside looking out - The Animals

Happened to me on the Fender Jazz 5 string I had and it was fitted with Shaller strap locks! The strap lock nut came unscrewed, bass hit the ground take a chunk of paint off and also knocked the lap top flying I was reading from (it wasn’t my regular band).

Were not some of the ‘80’s Squier Ps 32”scale?

Crawling king snake - John Lee Hooker

Drums every time. For a while I was playing bluegrass, what a pleasure no drummers at all.

Now the built in stand is a definite must of a mod 😁

Rat trap - Boon Town Rats

Didn’t the original Guild ones have a built in stand that folded out of the back?

Wild thing - The Troggs ( & Hendrix)

The wind cries Mary - Jimi Hendrix

I’ve owned 3 over the years. Ibanez Roadstar; Fender Precision; Spector Spectorcore 5. Now I only have a NS NXT electric upright as my fretless. I do keep thinking it would be nice to have another fretless to use when the upright feels a bit too big. But to achieve that one of the 4 fretted would need to go, perhaps I should change a neck 🤔

Cats in the cradle - Harry Chapin

Keep on running - Spencer Davis Group

Well, the things I didn’t know about Ricky’s! Thanks to all you backers 😆

Didn’t know they used Grovers ever. If it is an old one it seems to be in pristine Nick.