Jean-Luc Pickguard

It has been confirmed on Phillip McKnight’s podcast that FMIC (Fender) has bought G&L.

Glad To Be Gay — Tom Robinson Band

Bert's Apple Crumble — The Quik

Planet Eclair — The B52's

Mack The Knife — Louis Armstrong

Thanks again — I'll get a set ordered.

Thanks, that is very reassuring. Do you remember whether you cut them, or were able to use them full length?

Has anyone tried cobalt flats on a mustang bass? I've recently put a set of short scale cobalt flats on a PJ player mustang and I like them a lot. This 30" set fitted perfectly as the bridge is a toploader. Also I use the 2815 set: 40-60-70-95 on my thunderbirds, a precision and my rickenbacker. If EB made a 32" scale set I'd get a set to try on one of my JMJs, however as they don't make a suitable set, I would need to use a long scale set. I'm very wary of the excessive bending on the wound part causing trouble, but I had been worried about using any long scale flats on a short scale bass until I saw that Fender factory fitted their own long scale flats on the JMJ as standard. Has anyone already tried using long scale cobalt flats on a string-thru mustang? If I do try this I'll probably put a new set on one of my thunderbirds and reuse the old set on the mustang so I don't wreck a new set of £40+ strings.

The Great American Bum — Cisco Houston

The Bottomless Hole — The Handsome Family

Ruby Tuesday — Rolling Stones

no, get a mustang instead — they’re like a precision but more so.

Waterloo Sunset — The Kinks

King's Crossing — Elliott Smith

Down in the Tube Station At Midnight — The Jam

A couple of years ago I bought a vintera telecaster custom from cash converters with the intention to flip it as it was priced well below what they would normally go for. I really didn't need another guitar, having bought myself a vintera strat not long before, so I thought I'd have some fun playing it for a month or two then get back what I paid for it plus a little bonus. Unfortunately it is such a good guitar, I can't bring myself to sell it.

Resons To Be Cheerful, Part 3 — Iam Dury & The Blockheads

nice!

City Dump — Dyke & The Blazers

Go Now — Bessie Banks

Funeral For My Future Children — Anna Von Hausswolff

I've had my eye on getting a StewMac fret kisser for a while, however I wasn't keen on the $100 + postage etc cost last time I looked, however at the moment StewMac is having a sale. I've just ordered the fret kisser plus a fret end dressing file for around £60 inc shipping. I might be surprised with additional charges when it comes in, but I'll cross that bridge when I come to it.