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Walking to New Orleans - Fats Domino

Firth of Fifth - Genesis

Michael Row The Boat Ashore - Trad

Head Over Heels - Tears For Fears

Daddy, Brother, Lover, Little Boy (The Electric Drill Song) - Mr Big

Tear it Up - Johnny Burnette

Shock the Monkey - Peter Gabriel

I heard about this; why, for pity’s sake? What next, 8 track tape cartridges?

Ride the Lightning - Metallica

Life During Wartime - Talking Heads

Forget You - Cee Lo Green

We Are The League - Anti Nowhere League

Poison Arrow - ABC

Thick as a Brick - Tull

Bloody ridiculous! What an utter, utter balls up!

Superfly - Curtis Mayfield

Learning to Fly - Pink Floyd

Learning to Fly - Tom Petty & Co

Brilliant, a true Basschatter! 😆 It has been mentioned previously, but if you find a fiver isn’t for you, go with the drop D tuner, I’ve used them for years and have them fitted to the majority of my 4 stringers. You get used to compensating for the lower tuning really quickly. The only drawback is when you forget to reset it and launch into a tune only to find you’re a tone flat (tell folk it’s a jazz harmony 😉😆). An octave pedal probably won’t really do what you want, I’ll use it in that scenario for maybe a note or two at the end of a song, or a particular section, but not for the whole thing (unless I’m channeling Tony Levin, Pino or Guy Pratt of course).

Beat on the Brat - The Ramones. (Neatly sidesteps Boney M trap).

Growing On Me - The Darkness

Let Your Love Flow - Bellamy Brothers (eeew!)

Attack Of The Fifty Foot Woman - The Tubes

Badger Badger Badger - Jonti Picking