Japhet

I Can See Clearly Now - Jimmy Cliff

Mamba Number 5 - Lou Bega

Shoot Than Poison Arrow - ABC

Strawberry Fields Forever - The Beatles

I had a Digitech Drop for a while but wasn't overly impressed. Seemed a bit glitchy low down. Also tried a Behringer pitch shifter which tracked brilliantly but there was so much latency with it.

6 by 4 or 4 by 2? - Chicago

Similarly, the Joyo American Sound gives a nice growl with no loss of bottom end. Based (unsurprisingly) on a Fender tone stack and sound.

Ma Baker - Boney M

Pink Cadillac - Natalie Cole

Family Affair - Sly & the Family Stone

Take Me to the River - Al Green

Eaton Rifles - The Jam

The Final Countdown - Europe

No neck problems at all with mine. In fact it's a lovely neck by any standard.

Willow the Wisp - Leon Russell

Ashes to Ashes- David Bowie

Tie Your Mother Down - Queen

I used to play with a guitarist who was on a search for the Holy Grail Strat sound. After an exhaustive search he was in a music shop for the umpteenth time trying all the Strats out when the owner asked if he wanted the name or the sound. He said he wanted the sound at which point he was handed a 1980s Tokai Strat. He bought it 30 minutes later. That story served me well when I fancied a Precision and I've been the owner of a lovely 1980s HardPuncher for probably 8 years now. Lovely, lovely thing.

LA Woman - The Doors

Lucky Number - Lena Lovitsch

Black Night - Deep Purple

I hate a solo, mainly because the sort of music most bands I've been part of play doesn't lend itself to such things. Either that or I lack the imagination to come up with anything satisfactory.

Don't It Make My Brown Pies Blue - Crystal Gayle

Boogie On Veggie Woman - Stevie Wonder

Maybe I'm Amaized - Paul McCartney