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Life insurance? My wife will be a well-off widow. So, there's that, and I don't test my luck. She's English. I would never see it coming.
nah..makes twice what I make…..that said, may be entitled to some of this if I go first…
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@MCF We played Neil Young's Harvest Moon yesterday. I'd never heard the song, but it was easy enough to learn on the spot.
Excellent Ken! Tim Drummond's classic country bass line. D/A and E/B. When Neil toured the album, it was a solo show. We caught it at the Pacific Amphitheater in Costa Mesa which was then an 18,000 seat venue. They downsized it to 8,000 about 10 years ago. The British band James, playing unplugged, was the opener. It was a fabulous night.
 
External looks can be very deceiving on these humbuckers. For what it's worth, here's a magnet pic of my Gibson ES Les Paul GoldTop bass vs my Epiphone Custom Shop Tbird, both with what appears to be very similar looking pickups…
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actually, nothing alike at all under the hood, the LP is sporting a guitar six pole split humbucker type design and the Eppi is fitted out with blades. Which begs the question, does V's LP bass (and for that matter the Money Bass) have rails or poles? To be honest, the Eppi pups shown above walk all over the LP pups shown above.

Interesting! I have 3 of the humbucker sized Gibson's. Maybe I need to get some of that magic magnet paper so we can see whats under the hood.
 
nah..makes twice what I make…..that said, may be entitled to some of this if I go first…
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My wife has never forgiven me for not being French and not having a villa in the south of France. Italy probably would have worked for her too. Rosa appears not to have that problem.
 
My wife has never forgiven me for not being French and not having a villa in the south of France. Italy probably would have worked for her too. Rosa appears not to have that problem.
not in her DNA….. to quote her, too cold and pretentious, prefers Baja……that said, who needs the Côte d'Azur when you got Big Sur?…..
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