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Great to see Kenny Pasarelli mentioned, I only know him through his work with Joe Walsh, but a name that has stuck in my consciousness. Murray & Johnstone, what a combo, add in Nigel Olsson and that's the backing band from heaven. What a player Dee was. Singers is a good addition to the conversation, Paul Rogers is right up there for me together with Paul Young (who cites Rogers as an influence). In terms of the way I actually sing, I'm influenced by all those, slightly warbly, baritones: Ferry, Sylvian, David Byrne, Richard Thompson, etc.

Pino Palladino Tony Levin Roscoe Beck Chris Childs Chuck Rainey Six stringers: Eric Johnson Robben Ford Brian Setzer Carl Verheyen Jimmy Page

Sailing on the Seven Seas - Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark

T-Usk - Fleetwood Mac

Do You Know the Way to San Jose? - Dionne Warwick

You have been on BC long enough to know that that is not how it works. Today’s lack of GAS is tomorrow’s spending spree.

Another Park, Another Sunday - The Doobie Brothers

Sneaking Sally Through The Alley - Robert Palmer (great bass riff by George Porter Jr).

This started out as a bit of fun and, as I went out so early last year, I didn’t give it much thought. The last couple of months have been weird, I don’t need anything, but forcing myself to not buy anything has made my teeth itch 😬! However, it has allowed me to focus on what I would like to acquire next, without disappearing down a, spur of the moment, rabbit hole. Will I sign up next year? Err, that would be a hard pass . Just… two… weeks… more .

Stomp! - The Brothers Johnson

Electric Avenue - Eddy Grant

Ballad Of Dwight Fry - Alice C

There’s No Lights on the Christmas Tree Mother, They’re Burning Big Louie Tonight - The Sensational Alex Harvey Band

The amount of time I spend on here weighed against the cost of being a supporting member makes it probably the most cost efficient thing I do. Think of all those pages of unread posts you can wade through when you return . Have a good break, @ped.

My Sweet Lord - George H

Greasy Kid’s Stuff - Steve Vai

One Scotch, One Bourbon, One Beer - George Thorogood.

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

Earl’s A Winger - Richard Digance

I like basstheworld, it really doesn’t take itself seriously in the slightest. However, their demos are always good.

No one wants smelly tort.