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I wanted to take a moment to thank all of you for such beautiful words & thoughts regarding my dad, Bobhmcs... I am his daughter, Melissa. I will be monitoring his account as best as i can over the next few days or so. His passing was unexpected, yet quick. Please feel free to text me if you'd...

RIP: Leslie West 12/22/2020 Mountain, West Bruce & Lainge ;[( Bob

I was showing my young friend my copy of Monterey Pop and looked up during the Otis Redding set and said to myself "Self who is that red headed young man with the Precision? Duck in action! 1967 ;[) Bob

I hope all and yours have had a great holidays. I am home and could not stand not doing anything so here is a set I just finished for those who school teachers called "Different" 2 American Standard bodies the red with Seymour Duncan Quarter Pound Jazz Set and the blue with Dimarzio Ultra Jazz...

To all a merry Holidays. May you and yours be safe and well. ;[) Bob

8.4lbs Fender Reissue '62 pickups, Babicsz Full Contact Bridge, Hipshot Hb7 tuning machines, etc. ;[) Bob

Her is the last bass built. From a 60's bassist ;[) Bob

I will take a story any time. Blues are mine. My Uncle Jack (you heard bout him) introduced me to Scott Lavavalvo at one of his last performances. He wasn't doing well but played like an animal. I loved my Uncle Jack. ;[) Bob

I am happy to receive that. Btw love you avitar! ;[) Bob

That is a very happy order to receive SIR!

I had the honor to see Jerome a number of times. Talk about Thump! I am posting from my hospital bed and do not know when my next will be. Take it from a old man who has had the opportunity to see legends in the bass field. Scott LaValvo, Willie Dixon, Larry Davis, Jack Cassady, and the list...

Here is what it came out of ;[) Bob

Just for your all's interest a 1969 Mudbucker. The last year of the true ones. Just thought you might like to take a look. ;[) Bob (from his hospital bed)

Is that a ESS335B? I have always wanted one when I discovered they existed. My Uncle Jack (you remember him) played a ESS335 guitar in his band The 3 Guys (original group 1949) and I always wanted one but didn't know they had a bass version. Then my Uncle bequeathed me his 1972 Precision and...

Larry Davis did not start his musical career as a bassist. He was destined to be the premier drummer for the midwest recording studio's of color. And as happens life intervened and he was involved in a terrible motorcycle accident that resulted in left sided paralysis that took 4 years to...