play records. Among his  "stock" session guitarists was future country superstar Glen  Campbell, and Mike strives to include Peter Tork, Davy Jones, and  Micky Dolenz in these sessions. The musical signature of Nesmiths  1966 sessions was the use of a Danelectro or "dano" bass by bassist  Robert West as well as possibly Peter Tork and one of the other  guitarists in Nesmiths "stock" company; the "dano" bass was an  electric bass with lighter strings than a normal bass that when  played with a pick produced a distinctive percussive plucking sound,  sometimes called a "tic