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The most recorded bass in music history? Yep. Probably. (Bass Tales Ep.9) - YouTube
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The Gibson Bass Book - The 1997 Leland Sklar Signature bass was a short lived adventure between Gibson and Lee Sklar. Based on his "Frankenstein" bass with the mandolin frets and the
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