Grahambythesea
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(W)hole lotta shaking’ going on - Jerry Lee Lewis
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Summer in the city - Loving Spoonful.
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Don’t you lie to me - Tampa Red
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Bits and pieces - Dave Clark 5
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Guild also issued a Pilot bass under their Dearmond brand. I wonder if the damage to the pickup covers indicated that they’re too close to the strings?
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Has shades of the Ibanez Roadster about it.
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Blackleg miner - Steeleye Span. ( Great bass playing by Rick Kemp on an Overwater bass)
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Let it go - Indina Menzel (Elsa in Frozen)
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Senior Service - Steeleye Span
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That’s a very attractive looking guitar, sorry I don’t need it. -
California girls - Beach Boys
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Power to all our friends - Riff Clifford
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That definitely looks like a NS fake from Etsy. It might be worth looking on Aliexpress if you’re prepared to have a knock-off. As @JPJ says the cheaper ones don’t sound so good. The NS is great and would easily change to left handed.
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What's the cheapest P bass in Candy Apple Red?
Grahambythesea replied to fretmeister's topic in Bass Guitars
I picked up a Squier PJ in CAR with a Jazz neck from a charity shop selling on eBay for about £100. Needed a good clean up but was very playable. I have sold it on but they are about. -
It is a 6 string bass, presumably made to compete with the FenderVI. Never heard of one before and if as it says one of only 17 it is as rare as hens teeth. There are collectors who like oddities and have deep pockets.
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New York, New York - Old blue eyes Frank
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California Dreaming - Mammas & Papas
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Spector Coda is a good alternative in your price range. Has EMG pickups and the Spector Tone Pump which sets it apart a bit. Sorry I was a bit late to this party didn’t notice you’d bought one,
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Bang bang (my baby shot me down) - Cher
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Down the road a piece - Will Bradley Trio
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After the dolphin - Crosby Stills and Nash
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You’re simply the best - Tina Turner
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Cock a hoop - Manfred Mann
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Monster Mash - Bobby Pickett
