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5 4 3 2 1 - Manfred Mann

Lazy Sunday Afternoon - The Small Faces

Because The Night - Bruce Springsteen

25 or 6 to 4 - Chicago

Same Old Scene - Roxy

Sleepwalk - Santo & Johnny

Golden Brownie - Stranglers

Bass The World do one of their brief reviews of the Mark Bass Yellow Basses.

Hmm, a Gene Simmons signature bass, with an NS EUB headstock; interesting. However, he's captured you nicely and the Mustang's 2 thumb rests too.

Nosfertu, the bass player (what they were going for I suspect).

The Choux Must Go On - Queen

Bedlam in Belgian Bun - AC/DC

Welcome To The Pitta - Bruce Dickinson

Just have to pick the right player.

Another couple to consider: Bass Collection https://www.bassdirect.co.uk/product/blockhead-bass/ https://www.basscentre.com/bass-collection-jive-bass.html Who knows what they're like, but a very yellow and affordable, MarkBass https://www.bassdirect.co.uk/product/markbass-mb-yellow-jb/ An even cheaper, original run Sadowsky MetroExpress https://www.thomann.co.uk/sadowsky_metroexpress_21_vin_mo_blmp.htm

Turn To Scone - Joe Walsh

Vintage and Cort do J types at new, reasonable prices. However, this just caught my eye… https://www.guitarguitar.co.uk/product/200129355041008--sadowsky-metroexpress-standard-jj-4-string-tobacco-burst-morado

Na Na Naan - Cozy Powell

Free Phalling - Tom Petty

Short scales seem to fit into a mix so easily; sounds great.

If they need it that much, they should be willing to pay for it, especially if you have to put some work in to learn the tunes (maybe you don’t). In answer to your actual question, no I haven’t.

Maybe change the style of mic? Go for one on those 1950s looking ones. Still looks cool, perhaps even cooler than an SM58 (YMMV), and reduces the teeth on grill potential as it’s a different shape altogether.

Flamethrower - The J. Geils Band