Jean Knight passed away.... Great singer.
And wicked bass line. I love playing that one!
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Jean Knight passed away.... Great singer.
a useful exercise for me is to be able to play the same part regardless of the chosen (fingers/pick) method…..doesn’t always work…does in this case, I usually play this finger style….
They're coming to Vancouver. No way am I paying hundreds to Ticketmaster to go to that.When I read about the tour sponsor, I thought it was a joke. Apparently not.
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And the survivor will keep goingThat is hilarious. I think Jagger or Richards will have to die to stop this juggernaut.

Mine records really well!Yes, it's been a really good bass to take out to shows, sturdy, plays pretty well and I really like it's tone - It's good!
a useful exercise for me is to be able to play the same part regardless of the chosen (fingers/pick) method…..doesn’t always work…does in this case, I usually play this finger style….

I started getting offers from AARP right around when I turned 50. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Same here. Which is a decade ago for me as well. It's slacked up some, but I can't imagine how much they have wasted on sending me and countless others offers in that time.I did as well but have never joined.
And it’ll likely be Keith. Against all odds.And the survivor will keep going![]()
As long as they make ciggs, Keith will live.And it’ll likely be Keith. Against all odds.
We used to do Peter Gunn into Brand New Cadillac and back. Peter Gunn lends itself to all kinds of things like that.Bond Girl plays a medley of Peter Gunn into Planet Claire - yes, fun.But never personally being a fan of the B-52's, I can not stand Rock Lobster's insipid repetition. I realize many people love the song... but I'm admittedly not one of them.
I turned down an opportunity to buy a '64 or so back when, because the neck had been repaired and the serial was gone. I think those just had the serial stenciled onto the headstock, unlike other Gibsons which are stamped in. My logic was that it had been repaired and the serial was gone, so I wasn't sure if it was legit. $1500 was the asking price, as I recall. The repair was extremely well done. I don't remember if I had the money at the time, but I didn't even think about buying it. That's one that got away. I hadn't been chosen by Thunderbirds yet, I guess.If you sand enough material to remove the serial #, you have thinned an already thin headstock. They may have added a veneer.
At this point it would be worth it to recreate the serial number, considering how much money the 60’s birds seem to be going for.
The woman in white in that last picture sure thinks you are hot. I sure don't get groupies like that. Maybe it's time to dress a little differently.II Tuesday.
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The woman in white in that last picture sure thinks you are hot. I sure don't get groupies like that. Maybe it's time to dress a little differently.
Shaving, lots of shaving......Then you're trimming the Poodle, it's tough being a Queen!![]()
This site really needs FB emojis so we can more quickly add theShaving, lots of shaving......Then you're trimming the Poodle, it's tough being a Queen!![]()

Em, is that TMI? I don't think shaving would do the job for me.Shaving, lots of shaving......Then you're trimming the Poodle, it's tough being a Queen!![]()
I can see where this could possibly go badly.... Or be very interesting.The woman in white in that last picture sure thinks you are hot. I sure don't get groupies like that. Maybe it's time to dress a little differently.
What could possibly go wrong. Just post pics.
Maybe.


