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Presently my go-to is a US made Fender Jazz Elite... I like the fact that it has active and passive tone... the strings run through the body at the bridge for max resonance and sustain... there is a lot of versatility in tone as well... and you can't beat the neck feel of a Fender Jazz. Take a...

Consider learning where a few key notes are located. If you play rock/blues learn where every E A G C# and D are. Then the other notes will pop out to you when you need them. Start with just one like G or E

Yes. But more useful is learning intervals and movable chord pattern. Also learn the trick to walking bass lines.

Silly Love Song - Paul McCartney

Get in touch with Joes Music in East Point MI.

Wow. Awesome looking. And since I own one I know it sounds amazing.

I bought an off brand P bass copy in Taipei for about $100 US - ever heard of A-Tone. It’s a great instrument. I leave it in Taiwan and just play it in my hotelwhen I travel there on business. It did come to the USA once and I used it on a couple gigs.

My G3 lost it's neck (a convoluted story) and now has a schecter replacement. The body was black at birth - but I wanted a new look and the finish was trashed so I had it painted white.

'75 Grabber II (with replacement neck) '66 Gibson EB0

My G3 lost it's neck (a convoluted story) and now has a schecter replacement. The body was black at birth - but I wanted a new look and the finish was trashed so I had it painted white.