Jean-Luc Pickguard

The Walrus Hunt - The Residents

I was lucky enough to get a Fender urban shortscale bass gigbag before they were discontinued. It doesn't give a massive degree of protection, but is perfect for taking a JMJ mustang bass on the back seat of the car. In a previous band I used to take my Squier SS Jaguar bass to the rehearsal studio on the bus every week in it. I wouldn't use it for gigs where gear is chucked into the back of the van though - I have a couple of Fender mustang hard cases for that. Not cheap but I managed to get a good deal on each of them.

The Bristol Stomp - Dovells

The Raven - The Stranglers

Baby Don't You Tear My Clothes - Little Richard

Jupiter 8, the bringer of Jollity - Gustav Holst

I'm away from home with my JMJ and forgot to bring my allen keys. I will probably need to adjust the saddles as I'm going to set it up and add a shim. I found a thread on TB where the consensus was that a 1.5mm is the best fit, I found a 1.5mm but its too small and the 2mm is way too big, so presumably I'll need an imperial one. Does anyone know what size I need to get?

16 Tons - Tennessee Ernie Ford

Goodyear for the Roses - Elvis Costello

Breakfast in Bed - Baby Washington

Happy Home - The Residents

These look fantastic

My first bass amp was a secondhand head with a graphic eq and built in flanger. The flanger sounded terrible and added a lot of hiss.

The Bird is the Word - The Rivingtons

Norman Watt Roy Bootsy Collins Esperanza Spalding John Paul Jones George Porter Jr

I use an IK multimedia iRig Keys with an iPad. I have various apps including Model D (MiniMoog), iMS20 (Korg MS20), ODYSSEi (ARP Odessey) & Yonnac Kauldron which is great for funny noises. For polyphonic sounds I use iM1 (Korg M1) & Galileo (Hammond B3 Organ). If you already have a decent iPad (or iPhone) this might be the most cost effective approach.

Supercodex 01 - Ryoji Ikeda

good job!

Ashes to Ashes - Davi’s Bowie

Only the Lonely - Roy Orbison * btw - Despite appearances I don't think that is Joe Wilkinson on BVs

Camel Walk - The Ikettes

Lady Marmalade - LaBelle

How about: There once was a trumpet player named Joe With a fish in his horn that smelled so He'd blow with such zeal That the smell was unreal Making folks run and hide down below

All About That Bass - Meghan Trainor

Walter Westinghouse - The Residents