I think that's what I paid for mine, in '78!Ah, 1970s prices, my old Rickenbacker was $445 new!![]()
LJ was major badass, when it came to slapping!
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I think that's what I paid for mine, in '78!Ah, 1970s prices, my old Rickenbacker was $445 new!![]()
I love the pocket protector. My wife wanted me to use one after I kept putting marker pens in my pocket but I would forget to put the cap on first. It just drain out on to the shirt. After I took my shirt off, I would have a black stain on my chest.
He allso used a red Yamaha.
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Yamaha BB series basses in the 80s were amazing funk basses. They had a natural compression and a nasal tone that really worked well. I had a BB1600 for 25 years.
Another look at that video from youtube. Just can’t make out the headstock:
Another look at that video from youtube. Just can’t make out the headstock:
These headstocks look the same. They have the Louis Johnson name. Same bass with different pickup options.
One is a J/MM. The one you posted is a P/J.
These headstocks look the same. They have the Louis Johnson name. Same bass with different pickup options.
One is a J/MM. The one you posted is a P/J.
I was offered his MM bass with the original neck ( changed to graphite) for my Steinberger and $200.00 from a guy I knew out in Denver . Sometimes , I wish I had made the deal .
WHAT? Are you saying you were offered Louis own bass? If so you need to pm me this guy in Denver’s info .
