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Madison gear GTG

Here she is:

1. Peggy Lee - (Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay (2:40)
2. Charles Wright - Express Yourself (3:53)
3. Curtis Mayfield - We Got To Have Peace (4:45)
4. Bobby Byrd - Try It Again (3:37)
5. The Gap Band - Outstanding (3:26)
6. Leroy Hutson - So In Love (3:01)
7. Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings - What Have You Done For Me Lately (3:16)
8. Isley Brothers - Keep On Doin' (4:05)
9. Wilson Pickett - MiniSkirt Minnie (D) (2:52)
10. Nina Simone - Do I Move You (2:49)
11. El Michels Affair - Ocho Rios (2:37)
12. Al Green - I Want To Hold Your Hand (2:23)
13. Aretha Franklin - Do Right Woman (3:20)
14. The Band - Life Is A Carnival (4:00)
15. Sly and The Family Stone - Sing a Simple Song (3:56)
16. Archie Bell & The Drells - Tighten Up (3:53)
17. Jamie Lidell - Multiply (4:28)
18. Three Dog Night - Feelin Alright (3:44)
19. Jimmy Jones - Yesterday's Mistakes (3:02)
20. King Floyd - Groove Me Baby (3:02)
21. Darondo - Legs Pt1 (3:46)
22. Dr. John - (Everybody Wanna Get Rich) Rite Away (2:45)
23. Sugarman 3 - Funky So-and-So (3:57)
24. Darondo - Didn't I (3:31)
25. War - Why Can't We Be Friends (3:55)
26. The JBs - The Grunt (3:34)
27. Billy Preston - Nothin from Nothin (2:41)
28. Otis Redding - You Left The Water Running (2:28)
29. Sly Stone - Thank You Falettinme (4:49)
30. Darondo - True (4:49)
31. Eddie Kendricks - If You Let Me (3:19)
32. Isaac Hayes - Walk On By (4:36)
33. Sam & Dave - I Take What I Want (2:38)
34. Nicole Willis - My Four Leaf Clover (2:55)
35. Annette Poindexter - Mama (2:32)
36. Jo Ann Garrett - Goin Man Huntin (2:34)
37. The Majestics - Funky Chick (3:31)
38. The Blackbyrds - Doit Fluid (5:29)
39. Lee Dorsey - Yes We Can (3:32)
 
Very nice. A couple of those tunes were on my suggestion list but we never did get to them. 'Feeling Alright' is one that I've been kicking around in my head but am leaning more towards Gladys Knight's version. We stay much more on the beaten path.

1. But It's Alright - JJ Jackson
2. Knock on Wood - Eddie Floyd
3. Domino - V Morrison
4. It Takes Two - Marvin Gaye
5. Dancing in the Streets - Martha Vandellas
6. Mustang Sally - Rascals
7. Shake Your Tailfeathers - Ray Charles
8. Hold On, I'm Coming - Sam and Dave
10. Come On Up - Rascals
11. Mockingbird - Taj Mahal/Etta James
12. Heat Wave - M Vandellas/FunkBrothers
13. Funky Broadway - Wilson Pickett
14. Nowhere to Run - Martha Vandellas
15. Lady Marmalade - Patti LaBelle
16. Take You Higher - Sly Stone
17. Wild Nights - V Morrison
18. Chain of Fools - Aretha
19. Can't Turn You Loose - Otis Redding
20. Sweet Soul Music - Arthur Conley
21 Monkey Time - Major Lance
22 I Thank You - Sam/Dave
23 I've Got to Use My Imagination - Gladys Knight
 
What is a J05, GS410?

Try the B15.

The DJ5 and JO5 are both of Lakland's 5 string Jazz-type basses. I've got the Korean Skyline models. My DJ5 has rounds and the JO5 has flats.

The GS410 is just Aguilar's 4x10" box. It sounds nice but it's heavy for a 4x10. I'd love to use just the B15 but I have a feeling it wouldn't make it over the horns. I'm going to give it a shot at rehearsal eventually.
 
I'd love to use just the B15 but I have a feeling it wouldn't make it over the horns. I'm going to give it a shot at rehearsal eventually.

I've used my B15 for some jams and rehearsals with decent results. We don't have any horns and don't play real loud so keep that in mind. OTOH, I've heard Jeff Campbell (Bass Prof at Eastman) use a B15 w/ upright in a big band and it seemed to cut thru.

Anyway, its a weird thing about volume and I've mused about it around here quite a lot and don't have a real answer. But why is it that some guys seem to be able to gig fine with low powered amps and some feel they need 500 watts for a small bar gig.

P.S. Is that a B15 I see right behind the bass player backing Otis?

Hmmmm
;)
 
Cool heads up Jeff. Have you guys played there before? I thought the Westside Club only had oldies bands there.

Pedro: This is our fourth time in there this year. WSC does have covers, oldies bands --not a blues club by any mean--but we've had some good nights in there. You kind of have to bring your own crowd--they do a fish fry on friday nights and some people will hang around for the band afterwards. We've had 100 in there and we've had 15! LOL! stop on in and jump on stage for a tune--other TB'rs welcome to do the same thing!
 
Add me to the pile you guys. Even though I'm way up by Superior, I have a nephew, who's a drummer in Madison. So I can kill two birds with one stone, by coming down and talking smart with you guys, and visit with the nephew, at the same time. Let me know when the next one happens please!