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Had an Acoustic 371 Rig that fit in the back seat of my two door 1974 Maverick. I could shake just about any room with that thing. Since the speaker was so well protected by the reverse mount, I never worried about puncturing it. Sadly, it was sold so I could honeymoon with that cheating, lying...

Classic rock, R&B - bass players have to have those lines down cold. Otherwise it messes the band up and is noticed by the audience. Examples: Heart and Soul (Huey Lewis) bass lick in D to transition into verse. All Right Now (Free) bass lick that leads into the extended solo. Sweet Emotion...

It is one of the great rushes in life. The feeling of playing a great gig after a lot of hard practice and sacrifice.

Yes. Bass and Treble Clef

Bee sting on left index finger, sprained left middle finger from bowling, rose thorn jabbed into thumb, dehydration and exhaustion from running in Bix 7 3 hours before gig, torn left ring finger skin from getting wedding ring caught in spray of power washer - bled like hell, but no muscle...

Echoing all the J love out there. Mine's a $695.00 Highway 1 modified with Aggie 70's pickups and new electronics. All passive. Yeah, I pony up for pricey rounds. But the sound is always there. Lost a '76 StingRay in a fit of trade nonsense back some years. No regrets. The J rules my music life.

TV show/movie themes: Gilligan's Island, the Munsters theme, Pink Panther, Batman, Mission Impossible, Peter Gunn, Spiderman (cartoon). Tunes that can be rocked. "I can't believe you guys played that..." is the usual crowd response. My generation, that is.

Aguilar AG 4J-70 Jazz Bass Pickups Took out the stock pup's from my Highway 1 Jazz and replaced with 4J-70's. Got rid of the ridiculous Greasebucket nonsense too. Tone: Much improved. Lows and much more pronounced and fatter. This is very apparent when I drop my E to low D. Volume: Very...