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Thunderbird Club

It's this bass, one of 6 from '86. '76 pickup.

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There's another as well, I don't have a pic of it, but it's in The Gibson Bass Book.

I was offered one of those in a trade, but I couldn't bring myself to give up what I had at the time.
 
I saw that movie Anyone But You on the plane. It is ok, better than I feared but could be better… pretty watchable fluff.

A lot of it is set in Sydney, so I thought I better add some advisory notes:
It is NOT advisable to jump / fall in the harbour from a boat. The water is clean enough these days so there are many more fish in there these days…. many more of the critters that eat the fish as well.
It is NOT (even more than NOT) to leap from a cliff into the harbour or the ocean. Many that try that do not live to regret it… the others that may survive it may strongly regret it.
Filmed in Sydney with Sydney Sweeney? May just have to remember to check it out.
 
They should be heard.
Got way more saness then most adults.
Certainly see your point. One problem is many adults are children in older bodies. Which explains why adults often reason like 15-year-olds, they just use bigger words and more complicated sentences, so on the surface it sounds like an actual adult talking using an adult argument. But it's the 15 yrs old inside.
 
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I wish. That price is about the combined value of my five Gibsons.
And your point is.....

I do understand. That's certainly not typical bass pocket cash. And at that price you could get something vintage that will without question continue to go up in value and have no chance of remaining stable or certainly going down in value.
 
Here's some really cool footage of that "Little band from Texas" doing their first prime TV performance on Johnny Carson back in 1986. But it's also a good showcase of the house band intruding on that said performance.

You can see it in Billy's body language, he was annoyed with the house band messing up the cues and being quite a bit louder in the mix. I'm pretty sure, that had he been a tad less professional, he would have shouted "Turn those darn HORNS down!" live on air.

Probably union rules.
 
Well that was great, but that trumpet bloke was a bit off putting.
That was Doc Severinsen-leader of The Tonight Show Band(with fake beard). My guess would be union rules required them to be playing, which also meant that ZZ had to adhere to 'form' so that the band [stuff] 'fit'.
 

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