Me And My Bass

Hey guys, Been searching the internet for a while and I am struggling to find a backing track for this classic Lewis Johnson / Jackson track! Can anyone help? Looking for a bass-less version of the song for some pupils to thump over the top of! Nothing on karaoke version. Cheers

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Marco bought a 79' Fender Pbass from me. Fast payment & great comms, deal with confidence! Thanks man!

[quote name='Mickeyboro' timestamp='1483015551' post='3204113'] Page unavailable 😤 [/quote] Sorry man, forgot the profile is private. Fired it up on YouTube - https://youtu.be/i0GoTLJBuPk

Got this uke for a xmas present this week! I have owned a few ukulele basses over the years (Kala mahogany Ubass, Kala SUB 5 Ubass & HB (Thomann) bass) all of which (except the HB) I have parted ways with due to the fact they cost a small fortune and I couldn't justify keeping them as an expensive ornament. I did use them for a small number of acoustic gigs etc, but they were few and far between. Anyway, the Countryman - BUILD - Really nice build quality, no sharp frets or any obvious flaws with the finish. Made with mahogany laminated sides, back and top with mahogany neck, rosewood fingerboard and Aquila Thundergut strings. Maybe not as quality as the Kala, but light years ahead of the HB. The new strings take a while to stretch and settle on these but the tuners seem to be doing there job and holds the tuning well. SOUND - The bass came fitted with some nice Thundergut strings which I do think are an improvement on the black phoe strings these basses normally come with. Acousticly the bass sounds fine, for me not really practical for giging etc but totally fine for some late night practice when everyone is in bed. Plugged in is where these wee ukulele basses excel. The countrymans preamp is ok, at this point I would say the Kala preamp they use is far better than the CMs. With the high, mid & bass centred the CM sounds a bit top/treble heavy. I fixed this by rolling all the treble off, mid at 10ish & bass just about maxed out. At this setting the CM sounded nice and fat yet I could still cut through with some punchy-ness by playing towards the bridge. The preamp also has a tuner built in which works great. COST - This was a xmas present but I think these are coming in at around £130/50 from bass direct etc. VERDICT - At this price point the Countryman is a winner, I will probably get another solid body Kala at some point but for all my acoustic needs the CM does the job fine. A good way to dip your toe into the bass uke world. Short demo video l made is up on my instagram page - https://instagram.com/p/BOgMdy8g7TbtDJe01SNYA7ZUz4NplqelQXvGTU0/ Cheers!