Guitars Nick Beggs on his best (and worst) bass albums By guitarworld.com - November 25, 2021 Share on Facebook Tweet on Twitter Nick Beggs on his best (and worst) bass albums “With every royalty payment that comes in, I get down on my hands and knees and I praise the God of Kajagoogoo!” read more Source: www.guitarworld.com RELATED ARTICLES The Darkness's Justin Hawkins endorses Laney A Stevie Ray Vaughan stage-played Fender Elite Stratocaster, purchased by Mark Tremonti, goes up for auction Ozzy Osbourne rates his six-string sidemen and reflects on the highs and lows of Black Sabbath in this classic 1990 GW interview Harmony celebrates a classic build with the $699 H72 Reissue Paul Cochrane teases a third version of his legendary Tim overdrive Unprocessed reach for new genre-bending heights in latest single, Portrait Solar Guitars debuts signature model for Coroner guitarist Tommy Vetterli, the Type A1.6Coroner Why the P-90 pickup is making a comeback Charnett Moffett: “I try to get a lyrical, singing quality through the fretless bass. It’s a way of being in direct communication with people”
