This 1960 Fender Jazz Bass is one of the first jazz basses ever made by Leo Fender. Leo gifted this bass to Joe Osborn while Joe was playing with Ricky Nelson’s band, which included his good friend James Burton. This bass could be seen every week on the Ozzie & Harriet Show as Joe and James were the backing band for Ricky Nelson. Joe soon became one of the very top session musicians in LA as well, and this bass was used on many iconic records from The Mamas and the Papas, Simon & Garfunkel, The

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There's no doubt that Leo Fender's Jazz Bass is one of the most versatile instruments in the world of bass 🌎🎸 In this clip, Scott walks through the different tonal options available on this beautiful 1978 Fender Jazz Bass. Tight Bridge Pickup ✅ Beefy Neck Pickup ✅ Faux P Bass Tone ✅ Wide Open Classic J Tone ✅ Don't forget that THIS very bass is up for grabs in our latest Back to School Bass Giveaway 🎁 Enter the giveaway HERE: https://sbl.link/4eDLat0 #fenderjazzbass #jazzbass #tonetest #scott

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