The Last Bass Outpost

Can't say for sure, but this here one, at c:a 2:05, looks like a T-bird. Unusual music for that great bass. https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=139&v=SbPyKCNDzmI

The great bass player John Wetton left earth today, 31 of January, according to Wikiedia. In my opinion he was among the greatest of later years bass players.

Has this one been around yet?

That T-bird player ought to be Billy Kinsley, who was the bassist in The Merseybeats, from Liverpool. http://www.carlsguitarcorner.com/links/famousfirebirds1.html

Same goes for me, if possible, Rob!

Who could ever forget Frank J Wilson and his boys? On the other hand, if you did, you're forgotten. It's hard to follow someone who's trying to follow someone to "The Other Side". But still, the band included an Eb0, at least for a while. Until it, at some point, vanished. Also, I'm prepared to say....

Though Wilson and his pals didn't only look for what was gone, remember! They looked forward too, which is easy to understand when you look at one of the European copys of Last kiss. http://www.45cat.com/record/45stu42201
Yes, bass, and guitar, is of the Fire- and Thunderbird stock!

Great guy, who put together a fantasic band for Joe Cocker's USA Mad Dogs & Englishmen tour. In one band I'm in we do Alcatraz, the song about the infamous prison. RIP Mr Russell, you held the keys in your hands.

And that, in Man, is Terry Williams on drums. Later in Rockpile.