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An excellent amp, with a nice breakup when you start to crank it up. It loves my Digitech RP350

I think the first album - Why U So Shady - is the best. They started off years ago as Big Sugar, a blues type band with a real gnarly slide sound - there is an excellent track called Groundhog Day on the album "Big Sugar". (Good choice on the Baja Tele - my favourite guitar!)

Brilliant. I once saw a guitarist called Wild Willy Barrett, who supported John Otway, and he had a similar looking crap-o-caster which he built himself. Brilliant guitarist though. Nice licks yourself.:thumbsup

Well that certainly trumps my slaughterhouse story.

That's really not helping my GAS Tig. :thwap

+1 0n the cycle - sure beats running! ;-)

Environmental Health Officer, and part time painter of military miniatures. Also spent some time delivering lighbulbs in Canada. Worked in a slaughterhouse for a while once, which was interesting.

Saw him once years ago in London with BB King. Love his clean spiky tone!

I've got a Mexican Classic Player Baja (..or whatever it's called) and that has a big old neck. Seems to give the guitar a really strong acoustic resonance.

Welcome Welcome Mark, from another Brit noob!

Double P90 I think Tig, thanks for the reply. Robert, I can recommend Grady, they used to be a band called Big Sugar, who are also worth checking out. Grady rework some of the Big Sugar tracks, but with a massive fuzz box infection.:thumbsup

Hi everyone, I'm from south east London and I've just joined. I've been playing since I was 18, and I'm 55 now. You'd think that was long enough to play better, wouldn't you? Used to play in a 70/80's covers band called Ugley, I'm not sure whether that applied to us or the music. Gear...