Reggaebass

I’d like a bass the same colour as the slippers actually 🙂

I remember nearly buying this , which looks like the one on the left because I questioned the colour and was told it was ice blue

I really like that Bassline Beedster, is that just from that video or is it from a song 🙂

Yeah I think they should, it’s quite important as it’s not all original.

Thanks jazzj, I’m still looking but there’s none near me at the moment, there’s a few newer ones but I like the older ones, there’s one on eBay I quite like the look of but it’s too far 🙂

A few Sunday morning Marley tunes with a great Basslines that Robbie Shakespeare played and not Aston Barrett and

What a great cover, and those ghost notes really give it a nice groove ☝️ I also like her cover of forget me nots .

If the screw rings off and doesn’t tighten just put a cocktail stick in the hole for extra grip 🙂

His shows on radio 1xtra are good , there’s one tomorrow at 17.00 , new and classic reggae .

Bidding is up to £50,480 with 22 hours to go

Nice jazz but I haven’t seen one at this price before

David rodigans knowledge on reggae is astounding, I remember listening to him and Tony Williams around 1977 , they had a program called reggae rockers, then David had his own show rodigans reggae. He also used to practically live in studio one in Jamaica .

My Sandberg TT has a pretty slim neck, it’s a 38mm nut and it’s fairly shallow front to back, I haven’t measured it but I would say it’s slightly slimmer than my jazzes 🙂

Listening to a bit of the cool ruler from 1995

Nice playing on voulez vous ☝️

I’m gonna watch it again drT, and have a closer look at their equipment, I didn’t notice the stingray 🙂

I noticed that jazz drT, if it was the same one that Andy Baxter had I would have thought it would be worth quite a bit more because of the history, do you think. I also noticed on the Bob Marley program that Aston Barrett was playing a P bass, I’ve only ever know him to play a jazz 🙂

I particularly liked the old footage of , stir it up and lively up yourself

That’s a great one Leonard ☝️

A bit of I jahman, nice Bassline on this 🙂

I started playing around 1978 and the music then was pretty heavy dub , what I would call roots/ rockers reggae, then around 82-83 the the music mellowed a bit to more dance hall style when clubs like ,The Four Aces in Dalston started playing more by people like, Barrington levy, Gregory Isaacs, Don Carlos, Bunny Wailer, Burning Spear, Peter Tosh, And also quite a bit of lovers rock was being played more by people like, Jean Adebambo, Louisa Mark, Janet Kay, Carroll Thompson . Then around the mid 80s the more heavy dub was only being played in a few clubs I went to, and bands like, Aswad, Dennis Brown , ub40 were pretty popular. Synth Basslines wasn’t heard of in my youth, I know what you’re saying though Nail Soup, what is considered dancehall now isn’t what I knew it as , and I’ve noticed a few older reggae artists like Lutan Fyah, are using a lot more electronics in their music now , and I must admit I do flip past a lot of the new electronic reggae 🙂