That bass actually accompanied me to St. James Gate. You see my late wife was a O'Brien from Cork
Bob
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That bass actually accompanied me to St. James Gate. You see my late wife was a O'Brien from Cork
Bob
Cork is fantastic, although I also had one of the worst hangovers of all time there - and I've a few. On this occasion I was having Black Velvets poured down my neck all night. Luckily, I could blame Murphy's and remain loyal to Guinness.
Ok back to pictures. There is an argument here over who this is. One side says it's early Outlaws (2nd Generation) and the other side says it's '72 ZZ-TOP.
Watta you think?
Bob
Watta you think?
Bob
Yep now that I look at it closely I see him now. Yes that's a EBS 1275 not a 1250. The 1250 was a 6x4 double neck bass. As the story goes that is what he used on Stairway to get the unique sound. Thank you for clearing it up for me. These eyes ain't what they used to be.
hows about these cool guitars they are made by olaf diegel at ODD guitars they are 3D printed
The first one is perfedt if you are playing in a Bee Gee's cover band 
It's also great for playing Bee bop a lulaThe first one is perfedt if you are playing in a Bee Gee's cover band
happy christmas to all you rock'n rollers
