Reggaebass

Love it 👍

He’s found the original pickguard now

Welcome Glenn

My 71 is 40mm and really not much different really in profile to my jazzes , The precisions with the A neck 38mm are quite sought after by some, you don’t see them very often, I missed out on one here a few years back, it was listed while I was travelling and by the time I replied it was sold

Think you’ll find 68 was the year they changed from C to B neck, but I have seen some 67s , so 67/68

Nice one ☝️

Welcome Srav

So jazz then 😁

What no massive valve amp with trouser flapping cabs, never 😁

Can’t see anything wrong with what you’re doing, adding ghost notes adds to the overall Bassline I think, I work on those a lot and try to add them in the right places, as for fills I don’t do that, playing reggae is a lot about leaving space as it’s just as important as the right notes, if I was to fill that space it gets too busy, but after all playing with feel is what it’s all about

Welcome Matt 👍

I’ve been researching all my favourite reggae bass players lately and came across this good interview with Jackie Jackson, really humble guy

Really good tune that, liking the keyboards, I’ll check them out , thanks

I saw them back in the day, is it the original members still

Neither of those are for through body stringing, the ones that are have a -TB after the string number like this, 760FS-TB Deep Talkin’ Bass Flats – Standard 45-105, Thru-Body. as far as I know labella only do 2, that’s the ones with TB and LTF’s , I know people have done this with others before but there’s a chance the string could snap

Just a thought but doesn’t the neck need all strings on to keep it stable/straight and stop it twisting ?, I would just ignore the other string and play it like a 4

Lovely BassAgent, congrats 👍

Found a pic rob, they play quite good really, especially the P pickup

It’s a 70s -80s kay , I’ve got one and a few others here 👍

@How1, you might like this

Yeah I know what you mean, I’ve played this and it’s quite a driving Bassline behind the song, Ranchie McLean isn’t it in that video, I’ve also seen Robbie Shakespeare on some credits before , not sure if he also played on the album

Two great tracks there, welcome to jamrock is imo the best one Damien ever did, definitely in my top 10 favourite tunes, one step forward is a great Bassline to play, pretty sure Boris Gardiner played that on the album with the Upsetters

Looks like a kay cort 70-80s to me