O.....M......Giddy Aunt.....50 years since McCartney released his first solo album.
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I bought that album when it was released....


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O.....M......Giddy Aunt.....50 years since McCartney released his first solo album.
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O.....M......Giddy Aunt.....
I bought that album when it was released....![]()
O.....M......Giddy Aunt.....
I bought that album when it was released....![]()
Like, um, yeah me too
O.....M......Giddy Aunt.....
I bought that album when it was released....![]()
Like, um, yeah me too
Add me to the list. So, what do we win?So did I..
Add me to the list. So, what do we win?
Mr. Beans, it seems like most times before 1990 were happy times. Then they got weird. They still are. We watch Andy Griffith and Twilight Zone and cooking shows LOL.I always liked that album. It was a happy time.
Mr. Scott I thought you were a serviceman. Don't your remember not to volunteer?Add me to the list. So, what do we win?
When I was younger and in my Top 40/Disco bands I had to do a lot of servicing after the gigs. It has settled down quite a bit now that I am a GOF.Mr. Scott I thought you were a serviceman. Don't your remember not to volunteer?![]()
You need one of these( left handed veeblefetzer)I always carry my own Weirding Module. 1980? With the spice melange, time mean nothing to me!
Looks like a Nosserbodger to me....You need one of these( left handed veeblefetzer)
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Alltronics used to sell these but don't list them anymore.Looks like a Nosserbodger to me....![]()
Mr. Scott I thought you were a serviceman. Don't your remember not to volunteer?![]()
My last duty station(67-68)was Charleston Naval Shipyard(6 ND). The band had a Navy issue EB-3, probably a 66(?). First real bass I ever played. Bought one immediately after separation. Wish I still had it. Sold it 'cos it wasn't being played(I was using my THUNDERBIRD for everything). 6 weeks later, I needed a short scale.I am sorry but I have to comment. Some of us didn't have much of a choice. Draft? Enlist? Rock? Hard Place?
But I was still drooling, dreaming, and wanting over a 1969 Gibson EB3 for those 50 years.
Some of us wasted time
;[)
Bob



Like that band in the "What's wrong with this picture" thread. Where's the drummer?I think that drummers get even less camera time than bass players. They can hide behind their kit. Bass players only get noticed if they sing or make a big mistake.
Keith is smiling. That's weird.People in the 80s believed this was normal. Tell me that's not weird today.
