Jean-Luc Pickguard

Somebody Stole My Thunder — Georgie Fame

All The Small Things — Blink 182

5 hours ago, AndyTravis said:

Thru, and the chrome hardware etc

Even better its Nickel.

This is a great price for a vintage pro for someone in that area. My white one came from cash converters (couriered and including an epi hard case) at a price where it was rude not to.

Happy Ending — Randy Newman

Whorey Angel — Betty Davis

Pentatonic Smile — Laraaji

Hallo Spaceboy — David Bowie

Is that 'tone' knotty pine

When Gibson can sell Greeny Les Pauls with a Kirk Hammett meet & greet for $50k, and the non-meet & greet version for £20k, why would they bend over backwards to cater for bass players? There are a lot more dentists and lawyers guitarists than bass players who would spend that kind of money on an instrument.

It looks like these will be discontinued once stock runs out — The pelham blue is already showing as discontinued.

The Big Squeeze — Frank Zappa

Electric Sex Machine — James Brown & Judas Priest

Herman Watches TV — The Residents

Number One — Gentle Giant

Its a Squier Affinity P Bass with a bunch of changed hardware, painted headstock and added Fender Decal.

Making Flippy Floppy — Talking Heads

Soft and Wet — Prince

A shim under the end of the neck in the neck pocket should enable it to be set up nicely.

Diving Duck Blues — Taj Mahal

Constantinople — The Residents

I take two Fender Mustangs — Usually a black JMJ & a blue JMJ, but possibly two blue JMJs. They're set up identically with Chromes & I either play one for both sets or do one set with each.

Tesco To San Franscisco — The Flowerpot Men

Simon WH Smith And The Amazing Dancing Bear — Alan Price

Politely decline and suggest she has a go on drums for a couple of songs instead.

Makes about as much sense as having a looper pedal on the floor and operating it by hand rather than feet.