Jean-Luc Pickguard

Us and Phlegm - Pink Floyd

Marlboro Man - The Felice Brothers

Sweetheart (Waitress In A Donut Shop) - Dan Hicks & His Hot Licks

Vindaloo - Fat Les

From the description: Surely a typo - abuse is spelled wrong

Metal Guru - T.Rex

Gotta get Drunk - The Little Willies yes, that is Norah Jones on vocals

I've had a three basses sold on commission at the Gallery and got what I expected for each of them. I didn't have any issues - it was a positive experience. The most expensive one went for £800, so the commission was not excessive and in my opinion 15% is a fair amount.

I think most of us probably know the answer to both of those questions already.

All the Madmen - David Bowie

Classical Gas - Mason Williams

Man in the Mirror - Michael Jackson

Lizard Lady - The Residents

Flight of the Bumble Roach - The Residents

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