Jean-Luc Pickguard

Little Things Mean A Lot - Bettye Swann

Fiddle About - The Who

I didn't have one, but I had a good solo practice of bunch of songs using my Boss Waza Air bass if that counts.

Fallin' - Alicia Keys

Classical Gas - Mason Williams

Oh my! I've just seen this and I'm so tempted. My setup is in danger of outgrowing the pedaltrain nano+ I currently use as I had to take a few mini pedals off when I added the Boss SY-1, and there's no room to add the TC spark mini back as a clean boost. Good thing for me that its currently out of stock - that makes it easier not to order one. I'll have to see whether I can resist once they are back in stock. I wonder whether this will also be offered with a hardcase in place of the bag like the unpowered version.

When the lavvy breaks - Led Zep

Booker-Loo - Booker T & the MGs

The electrocutioner - The Residents

Meat Raffle. Sell lots of tickets for pub gigs, but we always get a load of punters who seem to be very irate on the night and don't appreciate the music. It was the same with my previous band 'topless gogo girls'

Torn and Frayed - The Rolling Stones

Once the switch cleaner is in there, and before it evaporates, you could try twisting the knob from zero to full on and back repeatedly in an effort to clean the track. If they're cheapo pots like you get in a squier I woudn't bother trying to save them. In that case I'd take the opportunity to upgrade and put in a bunch of CTS or similar pots

Wild is the Wind - David Bowie

Cry to Me - Solomon Burke

Yellow Submarine - Fab four

Hakeful - The Clash

Sitting on The Sand - The Residents & Renaldo & the Loaf

Cigarettes and Coffee - Otis Redding

Lean on Me - Bill Withers

Just the thing for a St Paddy's Day gig.

Pythagoras's Trousers - Penguin Cafe Orchestra

Cold as Ice - Foreigner

Dot Dash - Wire

Forever for her - The White Stripes

That's not the Issue - Wilco