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This is a discussion on EBMM everywhere within the Music Man Basses forums, part of the Gear Talk category; i was playing a gig last night,it was a talent show that i was asked to play for 2 of ...

  1. 11-27-2009, 03:00 AM #1
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    EBMM everywhere

    i was playing a gig last night,it was a talent show that i was asked to play for 2 of the acts (top prize is 10 grand!!) one of the tunes was a cool reggae song....mind you not sure if i can call it reggae as we where all as white as santa's beard

    anyway the 2 acts where on ib the second half so i went for a wee walk,heard a band play in a pub and stuck my head in to see and found





    this bass player was one hell of a funkster using a sweet 2 band ray and the guitar player was using a new luke,they where really really cool.the second guitar player is an old cat who is a bit of local hero....either taht or it was a relly gig !!

    great to see so much ebmm around a small town in Ireland

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    Hello Ireland!

    Cool stuff!
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    I often see MusicMan basses, but not the guitars around here.

    Just curious, what are the production percentages between basses and guitars?

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    forgot to say,while at the show i meet a double bass player looking for a 5 string so i let him try out my SR5 and his first words where " the minute you play it you can feel the quality of it" so he is now on the hunt for one himself.... it really is that easy hey !
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    Quote Originally Posted by DTG View Post
    one of the tunes was a cool reggae song....mind you not sure if i can call it reggae as we where all as white as santa's beard
    LOL. There's a reggae cover band in Melbourne called "White Man Can't Reggae" who do a pretty good job for a bunch of white guys, but they're a rare exception I think
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    Quote Originally Posted by Aussie Mark View Post
    LOL. There's a reggae cover band in Melbourne called "White Man Can't Reggae" who do a pretty good job for a bunch of white guys, but they're a rare exception I think
    wow are they still going? I remember gigging and they where around then. What's next, Captain Spalding is still around?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Colin View Post
    wow are they still going? I remember gigging and they where around then. What's next, Captain Spalding is still around?
    Yep

    White Man Can't Reggae

    Captain Spalding ... ...THE CAPTAIN SPALDING BAND.........Melbourne, Australia...................
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