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I'm Coming Out - Diana Ross

Ouch! - The Rutles

I'm not overly fond of Madge either, but the Like A Prayer album is utterly sublime.

Maggot Brain - Funkadelic

Will do 👍

Do I Do - Stevie Wonder

Cool. Is this still available @Burns-bass?

Get Black - Scouse no-hopers

Trigger finger, stenosing tenosynovitis, or "stop clicking, you stupid bastard". I've developed this rather alarming condition in both index fingers. At the moment, it is at its worst first thing in the morning; at one time it would ease off during the day to the extent that it was barely there by mid afternoon, but now it appears to be gradually worsening. Here we are at 3.30pm and they're still noticeably clicky, the right more so than the left. The right does not currently affect my playing, as I don't tend to bend my finger much whilst playing fingerstyle, and I keep it bent when holding a pick, so there's no flexing to speak of. The left is a different matter... if it really worsens, it's going to bugger my fretting right up. I feel like my playing career might be staring down the barrel of a gun. Any other sufferers here? There are quite a few online resources that I can look at, but does anyone have first hand experience and advice that they can share?

Ooooh lordy... nurse, quick, my pills... You're in good company there.

I'll take it if it's still available, unless @oldslapper wants it.

Enola Gay - OMD

Time Bomb - Rancid

Deadman's Curve - Jan & Dean

Woman from Tokyo - Deep Purple

It Wasn't Me - Shaggy

Computer Blue -

An Old Raincoat Won't Ever Let You Down - Rod Stewart

Flats would be a non-starter for me, I just hate the feel of them under my fingers. I use Elixir coated nickels on my fretless and they work perfectly for me. Nice and soft so they won't chew the board, but with as much brightness as I could want. And zingy harmonics by the gallon.

Updated list as at 15/08/2023. @Phil Starr did float the idea of an amp shootout this year rather than a cab one, which I reckon is a great plan. There's a delicious array of amps in the who's-bringing-what list so far.

He's definitely a repeat offender in these stakes. The bass on the otherwise gash Lady In Red is utterly gorgeous. John Giblin, I think? He and Pino are both on that album but I can't find anything to say who played on what tune. To my ears it definitely sounds like JG.

Soft and Wet -

This is quite mesmerising.