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The "Bassman" sticker changed positions on his bass a few times before being taken off completely. Here’s a photo taken during the “Let it Be” sessions at Twickenham Studios which shows the sticker in a horizontal position on McCartney’s Hofner Bass.

Paul McCartney in 1964 during rehearsals for the television program, Thank Your Lucky Stars, with his newly refurbished 1961 Left Handed Hofner 500/1 Violin bass

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The Beatles perform at Budokan Hall in Tokyo, Japan for the first time, June 30, 1966. Paul McCartney is shown playing bass. (AP Photo)

On February 9, 1964, Lyndon Johnson was just two months into his presidency, the war in Vietnam raged on, and the one issue on most Americans’ minds was the intensifying Cold war and space race between the U.S. and the Soviet Union. At Hammerstein's Theatre (later the Ed Sullivan Theater) in New York City, meanwhile, another, very different bit of history was in the making, as four young lads from Liverpool rehearsed for what would later be recognized as one of the biggest nights in…

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Paul McCartney and his Höfner violin bass.

Paul McCartney's 1963 Hofner 500/1 Bass Guitar

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Paul McCartney's bass guitars in the studio

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Paul McCartney's Hofner 500/1 Bass Guitar. The odd shape appealed to Paul since as a "leftie" he would have to play it backwards and it sill looked congruent.

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