With 3 gigs per week, you’re the one…Rock on Dave!
https://youtu.be/DvxxdZpMFHg?si=-kjpPNDpXxXMKbuo
TalkBass has been independent since 1998. Add your voice.
Create a free account to reply to discussions, view embedded media, and browse with fewer display ads.
Join free Log in
Want zero display ads or expanded classifieds tools? Compare plans.
With 3 gigs per week, you’re the one…Rock on Dave!
To quote Neil, “I saw the movie and I read the book.” No clue about Chucky’s singer.Spinal Tap drummers kept self-destructing (such as a "bizarre gardening accident"); I won't say more because you really need to watch the movie (This is Spinal tap).
Could be your best ever post. I love me some Neil. Old guys rock.With 3 gigs per week, you’re the one…
https://youtu.be/DvxxdZpMFHg?si=-kjpPNDpXxXMKbuo
Could be your best ever post. I love me some Neil. Old guys rock.
If nothing else, I’m predicable.I was waiting for that comment. Surprise
Piggly Wiggly!
I have a VP that I think the reach is too long on. I’m done complaining about it as of tonight. I may even keep it.
I wonder if the same luthier made Rudolf Rock's (Zwick - Hamburg) bass...I see Horace Panter's sig, so it's a large replica of the bass his wife gave him. IIRC she liked the shape a lot (obviously, a woman of great taste!).
Hulk Hogan's bass!
I was thinking Paul Bunyan’s.Hulk Hogan's bass!
I did not know Horace Panter played a Tbird!I have learned that it is made by Chris Barton, who is the prop guy for the Harry Potter movies and is an exact replica of the bass of Horace Panter or Sir Horace Gentleman to some of you, according to Donick Cary the tv executive.
he has a good solo in this clip!I did not know Horace Panter played a Tbird!
That dress goes perfectly with that bass!It's Wednesday.
![]()