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FJB
(redirected from Fender Jazz Bass)

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FJBFoundation for the Junior Blind (Los Angeles, CA)
FJBFestival Jajanan Bango (Indonesia)
FJBForum Jual Beli (Indonesian: Buying and Selling Forum; Indonesia)
FJBFender Jazz Bass
FJBFreelance Job Bank
FJBFederal Judicial Building (Canada)
FJBFuse Junction Box
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I was having none of it, so I took a swing at him with my imaginary Fender Jazz bass and attempted to drown him out with a Johnny Cash medley, only to be rounded upon by regulars singing close harmony behind the man who was murdering Paul Rodgers.
Taking my leave, mercifully, from All Right Now; Best of the blogs ... by The Racing Post (London, England)
10 IN June, 1993, The Verve had to play Glastonbury using hired equipment after thieves stole four guitars (a Fender Jazz bass, a Gibson Thunderbird bass, a Fender Jazzmaster guitar and a Fender Stratocaster) from their van, which was parked in London.
VERVEOUS WRECK; 20 things you didn't know about Richard Ashcroft by Dingwall, John / Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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