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Blinded by the Light - Manfred Mann's Earth Band

It's not all good news, they'll still be touring.

Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue - Chrystal Gayle

Nice.

And what about those people who love the Jazz bass, but hate the neck. What about offering the P, the J or the PJ with either the P or J style necks? Gibson did it with the Les Paul, by offering the thicker 50's style neck and the slimmer 60's style neck. A Jazz or PJ with the P style neck would be superb.

Room A Thousand Years Wide - Soundgarden

Three Is The Magic Number - De La Soul

The Witches Promise - Jethro Tull

The On U Sound back catalogue. Lee Scratch Perry's back catalogue.

Holiday in Cambodia - Dead Kennedys

Psycho Therapy - The Ramones

Dance to the Music - Sly and the Family Stone

Or an inexpensive ABS case, like the Tourtech or Thomann ones would be my choice. Thought the semi rigid ones do look good. Kind of a cross between a gig bag and a hard case. Gear 4 Music Case Gator Semi Rigid Case

Fight For Your Right (to Party) - Beastie Boys

It's more a case of being quite convoluted. The "Accessories" and "Effects" sections are a case in point, where you have to navigate through all sorts of options. It's OK, but very clunky and not that easy to navigate.

Cool story and a cool bass.

Punch & Judy - Marillion

Like anything, it all depends on how much you want to spend. You could get something like: Thomann E-Bass Case ABS – Thomann UK or Tourtech ABS Case for a reasonable price. Both will fit most basses, and neither will break the bank. A Hiscox case would be a great buy, but if you ever sold the TRBX, you would probably be better either keeping the case, or selling it separately. The big question is, will you be using the case to store the bass and carry it to rehearsals/gigs etc.? Or will you be doing loads of travelling nationally and/or internationally and need a case that'll give your bass that extra protection?

Never been, but would like to at some point, especially after hearing such good feedback for them. Minor point though, the website's not that great.

Marianne - The Sisters of Mercy

William Tell Overture - Gioachino Rossini

Tunnel of Love - Dire Straits

That's great to hear, been using Fender leads for a good few years now, and find them to be excellent. Recently bought some new ones, but the old ones were fine.

Had an MB-4, lovely to play, but didn't sound that great.