Jean-Luc Pickguard

Senses Working Overtime — XTC

On Horseback — Mike Oldfield

I Want More — Can

Collard Greens — Freddie McCoy

Lettuce Love — Bill Withers

Oompa Violet — Primus

Here's a firebird that looks like it has had a headstock break: https://reverb.com/uk/item/70259100-gibson-firebird-iii-1964-sunburst According to the listing this is a "Lacquer crack on headstock"

Crazy Árses — The Osmonds

Over Under Sideways Down — Yardbirds

Daniels — Elton John

All The Way Home — Dee Edwards

Windy — Wes Montgomery

Colon-y — Joy Division

Making Plans For Nigel Farage — XTC

My favourite is the Leathergraft comfy suede strap. I have loads of these and they live up to the name. GuitarGuitar have them in four colours: https://www.guitarguitar.co.uk/search/?Query=Leathergraft+comfy Also get some strap blocks to go with it - little rubbery thingies that prevent the strap from coming off at the worst possible time Several companies make them, but GuitarGuitar sell Ernie Ball ones in eight different colours: https://www.guitarguitar.co.uk/search/?Query=strap+blocks

Untamed Melody — The Righteous Brothers

Cigarettes & Coffee — Otis Redding

Starbucker — Rolling Stones

Sold for £101. Good grief! someone must really like wombles.

If you want to make the bass sound more like a stingray, you might be better off keeping the original pickup in the bass and adding an active preamp such as the retrovibe stinger.

Best bass purchase would be the Pelham blue Gibson non-reverse thunderbird, and the worst purchase would probably be the blue JMJ I use for rehearsals and gigs — its a fantastic bass and is only my worst purchase as already owned two JMJs when I bought it so I really didn't need it, but for some unfathomable reason I really wanted it at the time.

To save money when air drumming, instead of using special sticks and other hardware, I vocalise the drum sounds myself. And when I do it like this it is velocity sensitive.

Five-O-Ford — The Reverend Horton Heat

The Wallflower — Etta James

Miracle Cure — The Who