Jean-Luc Pickguard

Polythene Pam — The Beatles

Roland The Headless Thompson Gunner — Warren Zevon

King Volcano — Bauhaus

Oh dear, that really is rather hideous

Grape Me — Nirvana

Blueberry Hill — Fats Domino

Blackberry Way — The Move

Baby I Don't Care — Elvis Presley

Whiskey In My Whiskey — Felice Brothers

Albert Flasher — The Guess Who

Voodoo Chile — Jimi Hendrix

The Slime — The Ad-Libs

You Can't Be Lucky All The time — Roosevelt Sykes

Bright Lights Big City — Jimmy Reed

Leaving Here — The isley Brothers

Wipe It Off — Lonnie Johnson

Giblets Get It On — Marvin Gaye

If it was mine I'd put it on ebay and make it someone else's problem. Sorry that I couldn't be more help.

Pick Up The Pieces — Average White Band

Here, There and Everywhere — the Beatles

I was intending to participate in the gear abstinance challenge this year after buying countless basses and guitars last year, however I've just returned home from picking up a lovely secondhand 'Worn Ebony' Epiphone Casino in mint condition at a bargain price. I'll try to abstain from buying any more this year.

In France — Frank Zappa

No Debussy Blues — Grinderman

Bach Vision Test — Vulfpeck

I briefly owned a Bond B3 Theremin a few years ago after finding it at a steal in the window of my local Cash Converters. I played about with it for a few weeks then flipped it on ebay for a decent profit. It was great fun playing the bond but it was obvious that it required a lot more dedication than I was willing to put in to be able to make anything other than space alien whoopy woo sounds. It looks like this one is designed to enable more useful sounds to be made lot easier. It would have been even better if there was some kind of filter on the control panel though. I have a friend who is very much into this kind of thing so I sent him the link when it came up on instagram yesterday. With a bit of luck he'll order one so I'll be able to have a go on it.