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Eloquently answered by @taunton-hobbit. I had to ask the first time I heard/saw it. You never have to ask again, it stays imprinted on your cortex.

Bass Day Europe, in London. Whilst geographically correct, this might have folk of a certain political persuasion squirming in their chairs. I did not use the B word, I may have alluded to it, but I think I’ve got away with it.

The River - Bruce Springsteen

Keep On Running - Spencer David Group

Slow Down - John Miles

Fast Car - Tracy Chapman

I’m Bored - Iggy

Bad Seamstress Blues / Fallin’ Apart at the Seams - Cinderella

Smells Like Teen Spirit - Nirvana

That Smell - Lynryd Skynyrd

DB is statement enough in itself. I don’t owned a proper doghouse, but I do find myself dancing with my EUB, when I play it, way more than with an EB (and I’m not known for standing still with that either).

Lee Rocker takes issue with the premise of this thread...

Go, Albert! 81 and still gigging - legend! I’ve seen him a couple of times in the past and, yes, he has a great voice, which he plainly hasn’t lost. Decent piano player too. I can still remember the first time I became aware of him, it was in a documentary about Rockpile, when he added some lead on Sweet Little Lisa. My jaw had to picked up from the shag pile.

Kitten’s Got Claws - Whitesnake

Hanging On The Telephone - Blondie (again)

I have it written down as 17.5mm and just checking again, that seems accurate with a steel rule.

Funeral for a Friend - Elton John

You get used to it (although often accompanied by a sigh and a shaking of the head).

There is a certain randomness to that poster’s additions to many threads. Don’t worry about it.

Cold As Ice - Foreigner

Ballad Of Davy Crockett - Fess Parker