1962 Precision Bass Stolen In NYC ..

[57pbass]

Johnny Aserno...aka Johnny Ace was a first call bassist backing many of the great electric blues legends ...

 

[Agosix]

This 62 P Bass belonging to Johnny Ace was stolen from his apartment in Queens NY. Serial number is 78152. Pm me if any info. Thanks!

 

[Wisebass]

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Wise(b)ass

 

[old spice]

This 62 P Bass belonging to Johnny Ace was stolen from his apartment in Queens NY. Serial number is 78152. Pm me if any info. Thanks!

Please consider posting this on TB in the bass guitar classifieds forum under “lost and stolen gear.”

 

[OldFenderPlayer]

What a major bummer. I read an interview Johnny Ace gave in 2011 and it looks like he is playing that same bass in every photo, even the ones going back to the late 1960s. I'll keep an eye out for it here in Richmond, Virginia.

 

[Agosix]

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hope it helps

Wise(b)ass

Thx

 

[Agosix]

What a major bummer. I read an interview Johnny Ace gave in 2011 and it looks like he is playing that same bass in every photo, even the ones going back to the late 1960s. I'll keep an eye out for it here in Richmond, Virginia.

Yes that bass was with him forever.

 

[CryingBass]

This is why God invented German Sheppard’s.

That totally sucks and I hope they find the bass and flay the perps!

 

[Agosix]

Johnny Aserno...aka Johnny Ace was a first call bassist backing many of the great electric blues legends ...

Thank you 57pbass

 

[lowendblues]

Serious mojo on that one, I like the vintage Peavey MK III series head in the background as well.

 

[Duder]

Bunch of savages in this town

 

[jd56hawk]

Hope it's on some of the bass boards on facebook, plenty of traffic there.
Thieves like this need more than jail time, maybe three or four broken fingers, maybe all ten. I bet they'd think twice about putting their hands on someone else's property if this was the standard punishment, instead of a mere slap on the wrist.

 

[FranF]

This belongs in the Lost And Stolen Gear section. Best of luck.

 

[Agosix]

Thank you to who ever moved this post to the lost and stollen gear forum!

 

[Gorn]

Where in Queens was it?

 

[Agosix]

Where in Queens was it?

Woodside

 

[RobTheRiot]

Wow, that is an authentic relic job - years of serious music making on that. Hopefully that amazing wear makes it more visible when thief tries to flip it.

I’ll keep an eye out in my lil corner of the world - really hope he gets it back. I can only imagine it’s like losing a finger for him at this point.

 

[Agosix]

Wow, that is an authentic relic job - years of serious music making on that. Hopefully that amazing wear makes it more visible when thief tries to flip it.

I’ll keep an eye out in my lil corner of the world - really hope he gets it back. I can only imagine it’s like losing a finger for him at this point.

I played this bass once. The action was kinda high but had a good thump. It felt like a really good piece of old wood in my hands sort of like a good archeological instrument. You felt history in your hands. Naturally reliced. Thanks for your wishes!

 

[Agosix]

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[Agosix]

Great news for Johnny Ace someone left his bass in front of his door and he finally got it back this morning. God bless him!