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Deer Prudence - Siouxsie and the Banshees

You’re not alone.

Final Countdown - Europe

Funk #49 - James Gang

Sixth Again - LZ

Can You Feel The Fourth - The Real Thing

Here There and Everywhere - Beatles

Over The Rainbow - Various

Take Me Higher - Diana Ross

Movin’ Out - Billy Joel

Living Next Door To Alice -Smokie

Welcome To My Nightmare - Alice Cooper

Nights In White Satin - The Moody Blues

It’s Four in the Morning - Faron Young

Stand & Deliver - Adam & The Ants

Sheena is a Punt Rocker - The Ramones

Early Yes. Chris’s tone is huge!

Road To Nowhere - Talking Heads

After the obligatory descant recorder, my next instrument was the piano accordion, I can still hear the family friend who was teaching me (he was an awesome player) saying, “Gimme air!” It was all to easy to forget to ‘drive’ the instrument, whilst concentrating on the bass buttons and keyboard. The only tune I really learnt all the way through was Edelweiss. Fortunately, the guitar came calling not long after and then onto the bass.

Come Together - Beatles

Us & Them - Floyd

I had an Little Mark 2. Sounded great and was loud. It fell off the cab and shortly after the power supply packed up. MB repaired it under warranty and it was good as gold again. Only sold it when I moved over to Phil Jones gear. If I had to buy a new rig, they’d certainly be in the mix. Some very high profile names are endorsers and have signature models. Whilst there is always some doubt about the value signature models in music, due to the potential of money swaying the named player’s endorsement, bass players are a pretty niche bunch, when compared to our guitar playing brethren and I don’t think these endorsers would tout or put their name on, or use gear they weren’t really happy with. Perhaps I’m naïve.

Why Does It Hurt When I Pee - Frank Zappa

If I Were A Carpenter - Tim Hardin