Mykesbass

Pinged the seller a message. Fingers crossed.

All of them or just the one that later worked at Mojo?

My introduction to bass when I was probably around 11, and there were skiffle nights at the social club my parents went to. Bearing in mind we are talking nearly 50 years ago, pitch wise I would like it to Tom toms, so you play two distinct sounds, emulating root/fifth but there was no real note there. And as @Dad3353 says, most definitely teachest back then.

Followed up with whoever plays the loudest.

The R410 I'm guessing is the older Richter series. Decent budget speaker for its time, very solid, but heavy, and now left behind by more recent designs.

Interesting point @MacDaddy As someone who agreed with the comment on the other thread, perhapsit should be 'music should not be competitive'

I must check their earlier stuff, thanks. I like the slightly bonkers mix of styles.

Black Country New Road - not sure how to categorise -folky, punky, rock, world music? Another 6Music find.

True the bit about not a competition but Frog Chorus was a great piece of music, way better than some of his old tut.

Lawsuit 🤨

Nice one Blue. Good luck.

Probably a topic for another thread, but is there anything left that hasn't been done before? AI possibly? But as the OP, I did put this thread up more for newly made music in response to @DTB's earlier thread, and not some quest for the former.

Mick Fleetwood and Friends playing the music of Peter Green on Sky Arts (hopefully doing their usual number of repeats). Some lovely playing, and Mick having the time of his life!

Gabriel's. Uncategorised, heard on 6Music, but fell fully in love with their Glastonbury performance.

Acoustic and screening of his film. I'm waiting until he comes with full band.

Haha, having made that suggestion in the OP I then went and ignored it with my own first post 🤔

Ok, probably a bit mild for some tastes, but heard this, of all places on the in-store Tesco radio station today (they play a lot of good stuff). I think this has a fabulous groove, albeit a very laid back one. Also a nice cover of it by Earl Klugh:

There's one band very big at the moment that this really applies to -Wet Leg. Couple of young women, their lyrical content is so inappropriate for us old farts and yet they are a fantastic act.

I'm hoping it's Dixieland Jazz to really set those titles off.

Kirsty Macoll' s brilliant malapropism:

Ezra Collective, Jazz Hip-Hop, 6Mysic (again).

Good call!

My first suggestion, Fantastic Negrito. Heard on Later, and Craig Charles, 6Music.

OK, I was thinking about doing this recently, but now it is directly in response to @DTBand his request where to find new music. A couple of suggestions, not rules; under 5 years old, where you first heard it, and an idea of genre would be good. PLEASE put the artist name in the post so the thread can be searched at a later date.