MrCrane

Surprised the late Pete Zorn's mandolin survived this.

Currently working my way through my Lindisfarne and Alan Hull collection. RIP Alan, 25 years today and still missed.

Ibanez mikro at 28.6 inches. https://www.gear4music.com/Guitar-and-Bass/Ibanez-GSRM20B-GIO-miKro-Bass-Walnut-Flat/298K Got my daughter one when she was 9 and she's not looked back. Good luck trying to find a decent strap that goes small enough. 🙂

Try 'Soul Fingers - The Music & Life of Legendary Bassist Donald "Duck" Dunn' by Nick Rosaci https://www.amazon.co.uk/Soul-Fingers-Legendary-Bassist-Donald-ebook/dp/B073Z2XVPR

Levon Helm

Not his natural accent (as evidenced by the introduction), but what the hell.

James Alan Hull

Kate Rusby

Arthur by the Hoodoo Gurus "Arthur played the bass, He had an angel's face"

Plus the artwork for this https://www.aclamguitars.com/dr-robert

If you're looking at Bass Bags, maybe try hiring one from them.

You little tease.

OK, I'll bite. What's the story behind that one? Edit: Ha! Just saw @pete.young beat me to it.

Everybody's got to be a hero sometimes. 😉

A few more for your consideration.

A voice sadly last to Parkinson's Disease

I did actually go to a gig with Danny Thompson on stage and Harry Shearer on my right.

Another positive for Hipshot. Emailed to ask about getting some replacement intonation screws and received a full set free of charge within a couple of days.

And if California slides into the ocean Like the mystics and statistics say it will I predict this motel will be standing until I pay my bill

One from Tom Lehrer Sleep, baby, sleep, in peace may you slumber, No danger lurks, your sleep to encumber. We've got the missiles, peace to determine, And one of the fingers on the button will be German. Why shouldn't they have nuclear warheads? England says no, but they all are soreheads. I say a bygone should be a bygone, Let's make peace the way we did in Stanleyville and Saigon. Once all the Germans were warlike and mean, But that couldn't happen again. We taught them a lesson in 1918 And they've hardly bothered us since then.