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I really like that.

The Power Of Love - Artist/band of your choice.

Sailing - Rod Stewart

But you’d be really good at it.

Catch The Rainbow - Rainbow

Sing a Rainbow - Peggy Lee

An interesting array of amplification there, certainly devoid of any bass specific ones I could make out. The size of Pino’s hands is incredible, easily 50% bigger than mine, probably more. It does seem that there are more virtuoso bass and guitar players with large hands and long, delicate fingers, than those with a bunch of sausages.

Yellow - Coldplay

Jammin’ - Bob Marley

Cross Eyed Mary - Tull

Uptown Top Ranking - Althea & Donna

That Smell - Lynyrd Skynyrd

Teenage Rampage - The Sweet

Misty Mountain Hop - LZ

I Can See Clearly Now - Johnny Nash

Rocket To The Moon - Runrig

That in Sea Foam Green really floats my boat.

Daydream Believer - The Monkees

Going To California - Led Zep

They were awesome, I saw them live some 20 years ago. Just watched The Last Dance on Sky Arts, amazing!

Must type faster, this is my third go. Hunting High and Low - Aha I must say there have been a number of post where I’m failing to see even the most tenuous of connections. My lateral thinking abilities must be short circuited.

My interest is for a Mustang, which is rear loading only (I think). The JMJ comes with Fender flats as standard so, apparently, no problem there. However, I use cobalts on my Maruszczyks and like them very much, therefore, I might want to try them on a Mustang (when I finally acquire one). I also own a Rob Allen that comes with LaBella flat, nylons. These are definitely rear load only and I haven’t had any issues with the acoustic type bridge causing splitting or unraveling. A ‘normal’, electric bridge might be another question altogether. With regard to the difference in tone or tension, I had a Roscoe Beck signature that allowed for either top or rear loading. I tried both and couldn’t feel or hear a discernible difference. I eventually had it loaded E&A rear, D&G top - I don’t know why.

Heart Like A Wheel - Linda Rondstadt

New Moon On Monday - DD (sorry, couldn't resist the double whammy).

Blue Monday - New Order