Hey Guys, I am really moved!

Very happy for you Doc. You truly are one of the positives here on TB. Now we just gotta get you on a new motorcycle LOL

 

You post here all the time and you’re always supportive and positive. Every piece of evidence you’ve ever given us suggests you’re a nice guy.

If we can’t be happy for you, who can we be happy for? Enjoy your new bass. I’m sure you’ll play the heck out of it.

 

What is more important than enjoying what you are doing?

 

I guess I missed that thread! Congrats!

 

Doc,

You and your passion about basses are part of what make Talkbass my favorite cul-de-sac of the internet.

Enjoy that RSD!

Best Wishes,
Bones

 

@Dr. Cheese

I’m living vicariously through your videos until I get my own Sadowsky!

C’mon Jason! Where is it?

 

There may be some people who, at the end of their lives think, "I wish I'd played less music" - but I bet they're few and far between. Enjoy your new bass and make yourself happy (mental health is as important as physical health).

 

Me too! But better late than never.

 

We are always happy for you in all things,doc

 

Doc, you're honestly and sincerely one of my favorite parts of being on TB. I didn't comment on your RSD fretless post, but I *am* truly happy for you, and I'm glad you're here.

 

Many of us feel the same in regards to our own playing. But that in no way should diminish the joy of making the music we can. Rock on Doc!

 

You deserve every compliment and positive comment coming your way .
I’m always happy when others are blessed.

 

I didn't say it, but I was actually thinking it!

Congrats on your new bass!

 

That's it right there Doc

 

Doc,

I read, but did not comment, on your thread, but that didn't mean I was not feeling your positive vibe and thinking positive thoughts.

I find the vast majority of your posts to be refreshing and, certainly, a reaffirmation that there are still really good people who share this small planet.

You're a positive influence on the TB community. I hope you continue to reach folks who chose to emulate your positive example for many years to come.

Best wishes.

Koog

 

I met Doc a couple of times in person at bass get-togethers at Fazio's in Ellisville, Missouri (outside St. Louis) and I can say he's just as nice in person as he is on TalkBass. Congrats on your new bass!

Bob