It brought me back to the days when I played congas and timbales, many many moons ago.

My favourite song today (I really love the unisono parts with the horns and the bass!):

This is My Favourite Song For This Moment....

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My favourite song today:

This is My Favourite Song For This Moment.... 

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Top Form @marcel. 

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Here’s one for all the people who suck at routing, no names we know who we are.

My favourite song today;

This is My Favourite Song For This Moment....

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This is My Favourite Song For This Moment......great new.......ish artist

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My favourite song today is one i play with one of my bands. A couple of years ago we played at a local festival and a musician friend from another band told me they were going to play this song and asked me if we wouldn't play it please. I said we weren't going to. But to tease them, we played this song during the sound check. We saw their concerned faces. After the sound check I told them: just kidding, no we're not playing it tonight.

This is My Favourite Song For This Moment.....✌️ 

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My favourite song today. A recording from 1985. Every now and then I played with this band on congas. The bassist of this band was the sound engineer of my regular band. The female singer was also a member of my own band.

My favourite song today;

My favourite song today, written by the first member of the 27 Club:

My favourite song today, written by the first member of the 27 Club

Another great choice @marcel

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You've set me off @marcel. Here is My Favourite Song For This Moment......

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This is My Favourite Song For This Moment....🎸🏃🏃🎹🏃🏃🎤🏃🥁 

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@ Russ The importance of Paul McCartney as a bass player is huge. He was the first one who played very melodic instead of just playing the root notes of the chord. 

My favourite song(s) today: