“Next I got a Fender Mustang, and then a Fender P-Bass. I decided that I needed a Jazz Bass once I got into funk music. It’s ...

At $1,399, the Hoppus signature is over double the seemingly discontinued Player Jaguar Bass, which is also built in Mexico .

"I used to use only P-Bass necks, but in the past few years, I changed to Jazz and [now] I prefer it." Now, this new Jaguar is listed as a limited edition, but we couldn't pass up the opportunity to ...

The Limited Edition Blu DeTiger x Player Plus Jazz Bass® is more than just an instrument—it's a celebration of Blu’s artistry and a powerful statement from Fender, reinforcing its commitment ...

Although it’s true that bass ... these Fender strings and the small price certainly doesn’t reflect the build quality. The 7250M’s will suit most modern music but will particularly feel right at home ...

Rhythm. Color. Movement. Seeing sound through art. The rich sounds, rhythms, and colors of jazz inspired prominent visual artists of the 20th century. In depicting African American culture, Romare ...

Flugelhorn, trumpet: Jean-Baptiste Bridon; Soprano Saxophone, flute: Jean-Hervé Michel; Violins: Laurence Freund; Musical saw: Nicolas Virani; Drums {8}: Sébastien ...

Beautiful Love; Take Love Easy; I Concentrate On You; Day In, Day Out; Be Cool; My One and Only Love; I Can't Make You Love Me; That Is Love; Love for Sale; I'm On Fire; Triste; 50 Ways to Leave Your ...

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass was on hand when Mexico's President-elect Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo was sworn in on Tuesday, making her the first woman president in the country's history. She arrived ...

Sam Fender tickets for his UK and European “People Watching” tour are now on sale - here is everything you need to know. The Seventeen Going Under and Spit of You singer has already added ...

Sam Fender has teased that his new album is now finished and “mastered”, with input from The War On Drugs’ Adam Granduciel. READ MORE: Sam Fender on the cover: “This album is probably the ...

This story originally appeared in Issue 100, the January 20th, 1972 issue of Rolling Stone ...