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Always liked the version by Gladys Night as well. Although a different vibe and feel from the Marvin Gaye version, it has a terrific, funky Bassline. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQRcUxNJEbs

Mr Edwards in his full, Bass glory (I nearly forgot about this gem). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zqk-iTOBaEc

[quote name='Conan' timestamp='1509717139' post='3401151'] How the mighty have fallen... [/quote] I doubt it, taking into account of the price of the table...

That's Ellie Hope singing and her husband Ray Knott on Bass. (Ellie's sister was a decent singer as well). I bought a table from their furniture shop a few years ago.

[quote name='Skol303' timestamp='1509538105' post='3399695'] Well done Garry! Great track. Yes, please message me with your choice of photo and I'll set up November's challenge ASAP. [/quote] Cheers, Paul. I just this minute sent it over to Dad in France. Link now on it’s way to you.

Thanks for the kind words folks. I thought there was some great ideas this month, considering the nature of the picture. I am out at the moment, so will send a picture over later. Would that be to Skol?...I will see if I can find an action photo, so Mornats can unleash his track of Doom!!

Voted - Some good ideas there.(Quite difficult to split them). Well done everyone.

[quote name='dyerseve' timestamp='1509226281' post='3397478'] I'm in love! [/quote] Ahhh..I find this rather cute, dyerseve....

An enjoyable listen...Good stuff.

[quote name='fleabag' timestamp='1509406974' post='3398732'] You're not alone. Check the Daily Annoyances [/quote]

That Guitarist has a ladder in the knee of the left leg of her tights/stockings. Edit: Sorry, nearly forgot and got carried away. The Guitarist plays very well and tone wise, reminds me of early Stanley Jordan stuff. The composition has some decent moments, but a little bit too repetitive for me.

[quote name='Mornats' timestamp='1509196612' post='3397263'] Voted. Great work everyone! [/quote] Not got around to listening to them all yet, but have managed to listen to your track. The solo Violin you used sounds lovely, what library is it from ? It sits in the track well and has a nice authentic sound to it, the notes seem to have natural movement. Is it baked in? or with cc# mod wheel use ?

^^^ Of course, unless the rest of the band are sick and tired of the same ol' samo. Maybe they welcome the new musical input ? I should think it's best to [i]all [/i]talk together, including the keyboard player, not just with the original members (C).

" I can't Help It".... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HhY__diJD3I

Yep, worth demoing Ozone 8. There are three versions to choose from price wise. Another 'all in one' mastering plugin is 'Eventide Elevate'. This is getting quite a lot of love at the moment with some pretty good reviews. ($99).Demo available as well. https://www.eventideaudio.com/products/plugins/mastering/elevate-bundle

[quote name='BigRedX' timestamp='1508924734' post='3395331'] play it using 8-bit synth sounds and stick a breakbeat behind it and you have Plustech Squeeze Box! [/quote] I have an idea. You play it..... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8qHOeu5Ops

True - But equally, because one doesn't like the music being made, that doesn't mean the programme has seriously lost the plot. Or come to think of it, neither does a white dress or being a woman.

[quote name='steantval' timestamp='1508880061' post='3395167'] some woman in white playing a piano - WTF - this programme has seriously lost the plot. [/quote] WTF, some woman in white, is in fact, Hiromi. A very serious, skilful musician. [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFXphyC-et8[/media]

[quote name='MrDaveTheBass' timestamp='1508838210' post='3394697'] I'm still trying to master the Tibetan Anus Flute. It's a bit niche though, and I'm still having trouble finding an appreciative audience... [/quote] If you need any help, thid video might help. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXp4JUFOz8E

That metronome might as well go down the job centre and sign on, for all the good it’s doing. Maybe I am being unfair and they can’t hear it.

Back then, arranging was very much the name of the game in Disco, especially the Philly type style. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_sxuRJeaRmI&list=RD_sxuRJeaRmI&t=19

Always liked Gb, the note and the key.

[quote name='stingrayPete1977' timestamp='1508745242' post='3394049'] Crikey that's not far off my double bass! Maybe you're not Lowdown at all [/quote] You should see my Double Bass action.. Oddly enough, there are people who pick my electrics up and think the action (s) are not high compared to their Basses. I always thought there were more variables involved than just action (if a Bass feels & plays right to the individual). String gauge, tension, rounds/flats etc... Interesting thread. Beats 'what sticks do you use?'

I don’t normally measure my action, but just have. My fretted is just under 6mm at the 17th fret and my Fretless at the same position is about 5mm (The E string-B string about the same).

Sorry, no Boom Boom here. https://soundcloud.com/garrycribb/the-seductive-elf