I was looking up the reggae sunsplash which I was at in 84/85 and came across this great footage of one of my favourite players Lloyd Parks, good voice too
and another track with Lloyd i like , nice dub
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Yeah I like pdbass, I’ve got a few of his videos saved, this is a good one I thought ,and I’ve enjoyed working my way through the basslines for something different, no 2 is a good one
I had one a long time back then switched to the RM range, very good amps, there was an ABM 500 watt EVO 111 in the for sale section for £175 I think a while ago
Nice groove that, looking at a few write ups on Joe Ayoub he plays a 72 precision which it looks like, maybe a changed pickguard , can’t be sure but I think they may be flats with the red silks with the tone up full, great sound and great playing
Scott is a great teacher imo and it’s worth checking out his blues videos, they are very good, he’s also a member here although doesn’t post very often, I found rhythm stick very challenging, I’ve been trying to play it since 1982 😁
I do this with every song I learn, I also listen closely at the note lengths too and for any muted notes, I didn’t know how much I was out on the note lengths until I recorded myself and listened to it back, so I pay particular attention now
Think I mentioned before a band I follow from Belgium called Asham, well I listened to a podcast made by one of their studio directors, it’s partly a tribute to Joe Higgs and a project called BMT Bob Marley Tracks covered by Asham, I can send you the podcast if anyone is interested, but here’s a few great tracks from it by Joe
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and one with Jimmy Cliff
I had those, and they are crazy steel cables that I think came off the dartford bridge 😁, I had trouble getting them round the tuning pegs , sounded good though
I mainly only use LTFs but labella does an extra light gauge set 760FX which are 039 .056 .077. 096, which I had once, green silks I think?, similar guages but they were quite bright for what I was looking for at the time