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Everything Is Alright When You're Down ~ The Jesus and Mary Chain (a very lovely little song, on the b-side of Happy When It Rains, and superior to it, if you ask me, and, even more unlikely, if you care)

Hmmm, I've not been so lucky

I recently learnt that the bridge on my featherlight LB-100 accounts for 10% of its 7 lbs

There's a very light bitsa P with J neck on SC atm

Never heard of Brahmsian Developing Variation? Tut tut. Stay after school to catch up on your Schoenberg reading.

Wondering if the recently-neglected BB2000 that's being sold on SC by new member tanyahyde can be heard on this classic by Tanya Hyde

Sounds lovely, something like... ...?

I once received a PM wanting to buy something I hadn't advertised as being for sale. I was happy to let it go, so I said so and gave a price. He haggled.

Pointing the existence of the Italian Sixth chord of Bb D G# would be facetious of me, but more seriously that's no more a Cb than I'm the resurrection of Prince Phillip, it's so clearly the leading note going into the chord of C minor.

Just spotted a change from Eb to E natural which isn't in the notation, at 1'46"

I'd be keeping in close contact with the singer and guitarist.....

And for a real Keyboarder to be found to replace L̶o̶l̶ T̶o̶l̶h̶u̶r̶s̶t̶ Mrs BL

Another guy who's only posted a handful of videos, but whose tone gives my ears and fingers great guidance is Juan Modesto: https://youtu.be/BK80f_8sspk?feature=shared

Every now and then I re-listen to the handful of bass covers posted ten years by a very young Jordan Balssa, as he makes my ideal tone: The bass, btw, is a G&L L1500 - pickup in the Stingray spot, passive cut-only treble and bass controls.

I went to YouTube .... ah this song, yes .... mmmm, lovely. Yeah, happy to be hearing this, would be happy to be hearing this, smashing.

These two videos have been up for six years.... The original album version Going electric for Hey Jude B-side

£3,800 says the ticket in the shop (RWB on Bridge St in York)

After half a lifetime of wanting to, today I finally got to play a Fender Rhodes. And it was exactly the delight I hoped it would be. Despite being over 45 years old, it was in fantastic condition - guy in the shop that's selling it on commission said that it got bought in 1978 and hadn't left the house since then. It didn't seem to be the most robustly-designed thing I've ever seen.

1983 1992

Please give it the lyrics to I Am The Walrus and ask for a picture for the cover of the 7"

Those broken-in Chromes being sold are a good price, but are pretty heavy: 50-70-85-105. The ECB84 set is 40-60-80-100, and has a total tension no more than a typical 45-105 set of rounds. I do like Chromes, but they are awfully expensive in the UK. I buy mine in bulk from the USA.

I thought a "real custom shop" would mean being able to combine a trad pickup 2 band Eq with a contoured body and an ultralight body, but sadly not.

This is just curiosity: which flats, how old, and what balance between the P and J pickups?