Whatever Pino played on Don Henley's 'Down at the sunset grill.' First fretless I ever heard, turned my head around.
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When You Think "Fretless"...
- Thread starter jokerjkny
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I play a Zon but have not had the chance to play a fretless one. I really should get down to doing that.
Fender Jazz , for two reasons : Jaco , and that's the only bass I've owned for the last 20 years
Mark Wilson
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- Fender Jazz (and Jaco using it)
- Wal (and Jeff Ament using it)
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- Wal (and Jeff Ament using it)
- Ibanez Willis (and Sean Malone using it)
- Pedulla (just because I love the look of the MVP pentabuzz)
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And so ends my fretless GAS. unless I were to find an old (Mike-made) walnut Tobias fretless.... yummmy
my Suhr pickup and pre loaded Benavente. It's the fretless voice I use exclusively so it's what I think of fretless wise.
Great. Thanks. Now I have full on gear lust. THANKS, PAL.
Oh - and to the original question: I usually think Fender, with Zon and, since I play a fretless one, Roscoe.
But mostly Fender. Damn you, Jaco!
Word association? ok ill bite...first things that come to mind when fretless is mentioned...is Jaco Pastorius..and Fender
