"A trio of shots from the RRHOF night... Wanted to play a Ricky out of respect for Chris Squire but the '62 JB just sounded so damn good playing Roundabout with Yes and then jammin' with my fellow bassman Jeff Ament and the awesome Pearl Jam crew....congrats on your HOF induction fellas! #YES # PearlJam #rockhall #FenderJazz Bass #62srule #vintagebassguitar #spotthegreenbass "

Said bass can be seen at the 3:06 mark. Only seen being used in this video to date.

Roger Waters has been playing several basses over his career, and without a doubt prefers Fender Precision over any other model or brand. Besides his fireglo Rickenbacker that he used for a short while before he switched to Precision, there is another bass Roger can be seen with occasionally - the black Fender American Vintage '62 Fender Jazz Bass with rosewood fingerboard and tortoise pickguard. You can see this instrument in the "protest song video" featuring Roger singing We Shall Overcome, and was also used during In the Flesh (2002) and Dark Side of the Moon (2007) tours. First (possibly) as a spare, and then by saxophonist Ian Ritchie in Another Brick in the Wall, part 2. This bass also appeared at Live Earth 2007, and the Live 8 reunion performance where Tim Renwick played it in the second half of Wish You Were Here.

The Fender American Vintage '62 Jazz Bass features the offset waist, ultra-slim fast-action "C" shape neck, stacked concentric controls, full range bi-pole pickups, and a chrome bridge and pickup covers.

Sting has been a long-time user of the 1962 Jazz bass /w stripped finish, his first bass. He acquired it while still living in Newcastle in 1970 at age 18 for about 150 quid. It was his main bass throughout his tenure with Last Exit (1974-1977). Followed by with The Police (1977-1984), both live (occasionally) and in the studio. By 1978, it's noticeable that the original bridge cover on the bass had been removed.

In 1987, after a few-year break from the bass, Sting began playing the '62 Jazz bass once again on Nothing Like The Sun, and remained part of his arsenal for the next few solo albums.

Sources: International Musician & Recording World July 1979, Sting interview on Music Radar, Musician magazine December 1987, Bass Player April 1992 (reproduced on Sting's website), various

At 0:03 we can see Calum Hood playing a Fender American Vintage 62 Jazz bass in black.

At 3:12 in this video, we can see Mikey playing a Fender American Vintage 62 Jazz Bass

At 2:13 in this video, we can see Jeremy showing us his Fender '62 Jazz Bass

In this photo, Cocker can be seen with a '62 Fender American Jazz Bass.

In the YouTube video titled "家にあるベース全部弾いてみた！ My Bass Collection!" by Hiromu Fukuda, he showcases his collection of bass guitars, including the Fender American Vintage '62 Jazz Bass.

In this video, at 6:01 Mic states he's bringing his 62 American Vintage Jazz Bass on tour.

At the Atlanta, GA TMBG show on 10/24/25, Danny Weinkauf was observed using a Fender American Vintage '62 Jazz Bass in black with a tortoise shell pickguard, as evidenced by the control layout visible in the image.