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Looks a bit Devo-ish

Wicked Game (Chris Isaak)

Jazz Bass Deluxe (with the active circuit)

Not just one song; the whole Yes Fragile LP. At the time I was still on the guitar journey but after hearing this, I just had to figure out what Squire was doing, and I was done with 6ers. And of course, still playing Rickenbackers to boot.

Jaco's birthday show on Dec 1, 1981 at Mr pips in Ft Lauderdale. Had tickets for the first show. At intermission a bassist friend of mine (who apparently knew Jaco) introduced me; I shook his hand (nervously) and then hung around for the second show too. It was a surreal night for me. Jaco was...

Saw this lineup in 2019 in Atlanta. Wow! One of the best shows ever. It was the perfect Crimson show.

I never liked the sound of both pickups on at the same time, seemed to lose some punch. So now I have both my PJs wired in stereo (like Rick-O-Sound). Yeah, it can be a pain to use 2 amps but it sounds great. Best of both worlds. I have the P pickup wired to the tip so if I only have a mono cord...

Jersey Boys. Saw it live at the Fox in Atlanta. Great production.

Musicman Sterling 4 (original USA made). Shape and finish are superb (to me anyway). Obviously everybody has their own preference......

Chris Squire made me want to play bass, but McCartney, James Jamerson and Jaco also provided a boatload of influence as well.

Karn Evil 9 (pt 1) from ELP

1973 in Miami: Jethro Tull did all of Passion Play, half of Thick as a Brick, etc. Changed the way I thought about music and bands.

Apart from all the great Yes and Tull shows, I saw the Bruford band (Holdsworth, Stewart, Berlin) in Leicester in 1979. Jeff was killing it that night. Also, Jaco at a little jazz bar in Miami in 1977. Seeing him up close changed the music world for me. (Do any of you South Floridians remember...

I found 2 different splitters on Reverb: one from American Loopers and one from Rattlesnake Cable Co.

Jethro Tull in the early '70s