Ducati Sporting Club UK > General > Idle Chat > Jam - of the musical variety

[Jools]

Ah go on then...I'll bring a bass or two.

Do you think a fretless vibe? Or with the mention of the Jam, I'll bring my Rickenbacker and polish up my Foxton licks

(sounds a bit rude put like that don't it)

[Rally]

Jools, I =love= the sound of a Rickenbacker bass. Though if you bring it it does mean we will have to play "Ace of Spades" (earplugs will be provided)

Originally Posted by Everton

I like jam me! My mam was particularly good at Blackberry and Apple

Everton, perhaps you could bring some for the half time tea break

[Stu748R]

Originally Posted by Jools

Ah go on then...I'll bring a bass or two.

Do you think a fretless vibe? Or with the mention of the Jam, I'll bring my Rickenbacker and polish up my Foxton licks

(sounds a bit rude put like that don't it)

Dont worry,i'll bring my 5 string fretless ,is it a 4001 stereo.??

I do love a "clickenbaker"

Seriously,it will be a lot of fun,if you can make it.

[749er]

good thinking Batman!! when we going?

[Twinfan]

If you were closer I'd have come along with a guitar or several

[Rally]

Originally Posted by Twinfan

If you were closer I'd have come along with a guitar or several

Well, I hope you can find some way to make it down for it.

So, do we have any drummers in the house?

[Jools]

Originally Posted by Stu748R

Dont worry,i'll bring my 5 string fretless ,is it a 4001 stereo.??

I do love a "clickenbaker"

Seriously,it will be a lot of fun,if you can make it.

Yep, it's a May 1973 4001 stereo in black. It was my first 'proper' bass, bought secondhand for £275 in 1975 which was an absolute fortune in those days. It's was gigged to within an inch of it's life for 25 years but has spent the last few years of it's life in honourable retirement after it was refinished by Martin Petersen at 'The Gallery'. It's not perfect, the nut has worn a bit low and the neck needs a bit more relief (no, I'm not going to have a go at Rickenbackers dual truss rods on my own) so it's got a bit of fret buzz here and there. The electrics also need looking at after so long, the pots are very crackly and the pickup selector is a bit iffy, but it still makes a lovely sound. A bloke at 'The Bass Centre' reckoned it was one of the best Rickys he's heard. Priceless to me and I'll never sell it.

I've got a 5 string fretless as well, my main bass now, so I'll bring my own....and a Palm Bay 4 string (took over 4 string fretted duties from the Ricky)

[WeeJohnyB]

you should have been at our gig last night with a small but perfectly formed group of DSC 'House Special' groupies in attendance. I even played guitar on 5 numbers in addition to my tambo duties - am playing harmonica on a track we are rehearsing for a wedding gig coming up. If you need a singer and I can make the date, I'm up for a laugh.

If it's anything like the rehearsal studios we use, there's no room for 'onlookers' unless they balance the bass amp on ther heads.

WeeJohnyB

[WeeJohnyB]

boolocks, just read your post, can't do the 16th, we're booked for a wedding that day.

WeeJohnyB

[Rally]

That's a real shame WJB, I was kinda hoping you would be able to put in an appearence. If it's considered a success, I was thinking of doing another day in January.

Still missing a drumist. No one going to volunteer?