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Post by iamthebassman »

We haven't got to the 2nd CD yet, we're playing most everything from the 1st one right now and will eventually start on the 2nd. We're having a fun time playing these great tunes, they're a lot of fun. I absolutely love singing "Cheese and Onions".
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I love that song! First time I heard it I thought "What the hell?".
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Here's my mid-70s 4001 on stage last month Image
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Post by titanic_tony »

Nice job using all the frets, Carl!
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Post by charlyg »

ccol pix but I can't help making some snide remark about playing that high on the neck....

Snide remark!!!!!
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;) Now that you mention it, neither of the other 2 bass-playing photos from that gig show my hands below mid-neck, though I could swear I spend 99% of the time way down in the low frets like a good little plodder! The photo guy must have only shot the bass when he heard me doing something ill-advisedly dramatic Image
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if we weren't supposed to play that far up the neck then there wouldn't be frets there ...
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Jeff, ya gonna get all serious on us? I thought they were there just to hold the thing together, so I can play those LOW notes!!!
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Post by rob »

Speaking of frets not being so far up there, I forget the name of the company, but there is a bass manufacturer that has their necks half fretted, half fretless. I think it is fretted all the way up to the 12th fret, and fretless from then on.
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Hi Anderson. Your name sounds Swedesh:-) Am I right? Nice looking Rick you got there.
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Post by sabbath_of_bass »

Rob
I dont know if i like the idea or not. It sounds pretty kool tho. And if you wanted you could use a octave pedal and drop it back down. Sounds kool.
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Hey Carl, the tuners and the neck pickup on your 4001 look unusual for a Rick bass, or is it my eyes? I take it they are replacement parts?
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Who is this happy fellow?

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Happy now wait till it turns yellow.
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