Shaggy

I see I’d posted Kramer on page 1, but left out the Daddy.......... (Travis Bean, of course)

A saucerful of secrets - Pink Floyd

It's my party - Lesley Gore

Umbrella - Rhianna

Cinderella Rockefella - Esther and Abi Ofarim

Recent thread on this:

Hounds of love - Kate Bush

An amazing beastie - surprised there’s only one pickup per “bass” though. Should get snapped up fast, even at £7K

Chattanooga choo-choo - Glenn Miller

Mind of a toy - Visage

I love the night - Blue Oyster Cult

“Batman” theme - The Jam

To be really authentic, you’d need to play what your typical mid-‘60’s mod bassist would have been playing, which would have been.......let me think.........um.......a Hofner (or Vox / Watkins etc) Ric semis would have more been the preserve of affluent emerging West coast psychedelia bands in the US, and you don’t want to be associated with that malarkey........ Seriously; what a star your son is for getting involved with this. Can’t wait to see the beastie fully restored.

Impressive progress Maude, but more importantly - you need to sell me your Ric 4005 replica to fund this project......

Waterloo - ABBA

Are you gonna go my way - Lenny Kravitz

Vindaloo - Fat Les

Ha ha! said the clown - Manfred Mann

Black Country woman - Led Zeppelin

Anarchy in the UK - Sex Pistols

As an aside; I had a ticket to see the Ramones live in Liverpool (1980?) but they cancelled on the day to play this song on TOTP ...... Goodbye girl - Squeeze

Elvis ain’t dead - Scouting for girls

Poison - Alice Cooper

Definitely the 3 - more versatile as Lozz says, and worth very much more - $1500 for a ‘70 model is a hell of a bargain if it’s mainly original and in a playable state Edit - The 3 is the long scale version whereas the 0 is standard short scale, which obviously is also a major factor depending on your preferred scale length

Thick as a brick - Jethro Tull