jcater

I used to have cramp attacks all the time since i was about 20. Now in my fifties. Heard about some people who had worn magnets to help with this, no idea how it was meant to work. Tried wearing one about 15 years ago - never had cramp whilst playing since then. Try them - Bio-flow website address below www.ecoflow.com Jeff

I have always used flats. 15 / 20 years ago it was hard to find them as most shops didn't stock them. Other bass players used to take the mickey. Strange how things change. One day maybe roundwounds will be hard to find in shops? jeff

Anyone listened to the new Joe jackson Live CD? Graham Maby is simply one of the best players around. The sound the man achieves is awesome. This is the sort of thing that makes me want to sell all the equipment & take up the tambourine. PS - my new band - Bunny Lane and the Diversions recordings on my space - [url="http://www.myspace.com/569720257"]http://www.myspace.com/569720257[/url] Jeff

Sorry the tab bit went out of line 6 66 66 |5 .......|........88|8..........| ............| 8 6 8| 8 10....|..10 8 10|

After the verse the chords are Fminor /// Bb /// G /// Cminor /// repeated 4 times - I play fairly fast over this using root third, (flatened third on Fmin & Cmin) 5th and octave. This will give you the feel of the original whilst not being note perfect The chorus is Ab AbAb AbAb G F Eb F F G BbBb Bb G F G repeated three times D string 6 66 66 5 88 8 A string 8 6 8 8 10 10 8 10 hope this helps jeff

Doing this in my current band - Bunny Lane and the Diversions. Will scrawl some notes on the other sections as the verse has been dealt with above and post them this week.

Goodnight tonight and silly love songs still do it for me. Lets face it there is no such thing as a bad Mccartney bass line

[url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=113265&hl=stagg"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=...65&hl=stagg[/url] Have a look at my Fender Jazz Fretless in the for sale section. This is fitted with Thomastik Jazz flats. jeff