Piers_Williamson

56 minutes ago, MM Stingray 62 said:

My long scale Wilcock 

 

Beautiful Bass.  You should really be wearing a Wilcox tee shirt though...rather than another 'W' Luthier!

Al Jarreau did a very very good version

10 hours ago, Geek99 said:

Mow wow wow

Bow Now. Wow!

1 minute ago, Obrienp said:

Try putting it onto a tablet. There are plenty of apps about for the purpose. Hercules do a great stand (other brands are available). It has the added advantage of reducing the size of the barrier between you and the audience (some might see that as a disadvantage, I guess).

We have a guitarist who will seek out any supporting structure (pillar) to stand behind.  To be fare he doesn't also use a music stand.

And for a phonetic oxymoron (because I fear the wrath of Paddington) Pharl Jam 

That classic Gospel Band: The Pew Seekers

Snakatak

On that basis: REF! and ELF

1 hour ago, mikebass456 said:

The Waferboys

Visions of church on Sunday....or Ice Cream Vans

And of course Finland's Mr Lardi

And who could forget (??) 'Rise Like a Phoenix by Austria's Conchita Worst (sorry that's very obscure)

The brotherhood Oh Man!

And fresh from her Eurovision success (in 1970!): Dank

Jerry and the Pacefakers

Omen Corner

Eddie Cockran

Rip rim and panic!

The Pap Band

Harp-Fi

The Bald

Scrotti Polliti

If you thought that was Mad, try this

https://reverb.com/uk/item/86174226-boucher-brothers-003-headless-fretless-bass

Les Claypool come on down!

I love the wavey dot markers.  What a really imaginative bass

What a really fun, learning thread!  Isn't it possible to hire OK cabs where you are playing?  I might always take a pre-amp with me plus my bass, but I would always vote fro hiring in backline at an overseas venue. 

12 minutes ago, NickA said:

Carlsbro in trace clothing.  Always sounds better with a green front panel 🙂 

Weren't Carlsbro Green before Trace Elliot?