The only rock guy in the world who played a maple necked Jazz with black blocks was the guy in Foghat, and the classic Foghat Live LP has pics of him with a few of them. Between that and Fool For the City, you had as good an argument for roundwounds as any. Then Geddy Lee put his Rick away, and told Fender to make him a Jazz like the one he hardly ever used, and the world got amnesia.
Uhum. Remember the Foghat opening act from the late seventies/early eighties? A Brummie outfit with a gay singer, a Bob Dylan lyric as a band name? They had a bass player who looked (and looks) like Foghat, but wasn't:
First one to guess his name will receive a pair of handcuffs and a bullwhip (no, Fräulein Rommel, you can't participate in the contest).
You, Herr eb2, will meanwhile (to quote one of their songs):
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Fall to your knees and repent if you please!"