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Am I missing something.? why not just buy an active jazz bass with dual coils. No hum at all. I personally prefer a jazz with single coils both on full. Not a bass on the planet has that much character, and no hum.

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How can you bass someones playing without the music behind it. Bizarre way of thinking. having a go at someones playing on a forum where he might see seems a bit lame to me. Maybe you could post a vid Fleabag and show us all how its done.?

Yep.. Ernie McKown on bass

A long time favorite vocalist. Incognito favorites.. Ernie Mckown on bass. Matt Cooper on keys.

Fantastic interview with the master. This is up for debate as usual of course. I really do love this guys manner and the way he comes across. Then you get to his playing.

Ive never looked down on instrument brands. All i care about is the music. Im aware that your more likely to get a better bass the more you spend. Glad you found a great one buddy.

I would pay £5000 + for an instrument if i could afford it. But to make great music and have a great sounded and feeling bass, a grand and below will get you one. Easily.... especially second hand. I have a £400 Squire Jazz and it is one of the best jazz basses ive ever played or heard and ive had a lot of high end jazz basses. i think the budget bass manufacturers market have it sorted.

Herbie Hancock and Stevie Wonder.

I used to get it. Now just own 2 basses that I know are going to give me the best results.

Marc (imo) is one great musical artist. Loves his house . I met him once and he is just the funniest person. Incredibly talented

The bass line from Gene Perez on this is just utterly fantastic and as he has said in an interview was totally improvised..... Louis B shows it how house music should be done. Depends on the house music of course.

OOh begeez that simple funky bassline.

When I hear fantastic music, like it or not its great to share.