Jean-Luc Pickguard

Rubber Bullets — 10cc

That looks okay to me

Semi-Charmed Life — Third Eye Blind

What bass is it? Does the truss rod adjust at the headstock end or the body end of the neck? Assuming its an allen key at the headstock end, I'll repeat what itu said above, ie it is of the utmost importance is to ensure you're using the correct tool. A metric allen key that *seems* to fit nicely in an imperial nut (or vice-versa) can damage the nut, rounding the hole making it near-impossible to get it loose without specialist remedial tools. The short allen keys you get with most instruments that look like the ones in poundland aren't up to much and don't give much leverage, so I tend to use long handled versions such as a bondhus t-handle hex drivers (which I believe Fender rebadge and include with some of their instruments). This gives more leverage and makes adjustments much easier. I also label each one with the spec if it isn't stamped into the handle and which instruments I can use it on.

Do The Funky Chicken — Rufus Thomas

Flushed From The Bathroom Of Your Heart — Johnny Cash

Pearl's a Singer - Elkie Brooks

The nylon acts as an insulator, so as there is no electrical contact between the string & the bridge, the grounding you normally get when you touch a string is no longer in effect. I'm surprised no manufacturer has picked up on this and developed strings where the nylon wrap is replaced with a similar but conductive material.

Goblin Girl — Frank Zappa

Damn These Vampires — The Mountain Goats

Love it! Just the thing for pumping out Mustang Sally at the Dog & Duck

Thanks, I'll try to work that in

I've made a start on mine. Now, what rhymes with blue?...

Lady Marmalade — LaBelle

Clean Cut Kid — Bob Dylan

Cinnamon Girl — Neil Young

Its a bit shameful that the Pope had no such objection https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cpvvyxr79glo

Keep It Greasy — Frank Zappa

Hot, Funky, and Sweaty — The Soul Lifters

Underpants — John Foxx

The arrangement of the tuners looks familiar.

Fender used to make one called the urban short scale gig bag. I have a pair of them which I use with my JMJ mustangs. They're not particularly heavy duty but for any gig/rehearsal where I can put my basses on the back seat of my car, they're perfect. The grab handle on the front is a great convenience when you have a bunch of bits & pieces to carry for load in/out.

Trumpin' Jack Flash — Rolling Stones