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Rime of the Ancient Mariner - Iron Maiden

When I’m Calling You - Nelson Eddy & Jeanette MacDonald

Johnny Winter’s version of Dylan’s Highway 61 revisited.

“We don’t need no education,” It would seem that, currently, parents and children would rather they did have the proscribed method.

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).