Oh, are we dreaming up British supergroups? I'll bite:
Paul McCartney
Jimmy Page
Bill Ward
Rick Wakeman
Ian Gillian
How about a new psychedelic Beatles album featuring Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Robert Fripp, and Brian Eno?
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Oh, are we dreaming up British supergroups? I'll bite:
Paul McCartney
Jimmy Page
Bill Ward
Rick Wakeman
Ian Gillian
I'm down for that.How about a new psychedelic Beatles album featuring Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Robert Fripp, and Brian Eno?![]()
Only if a member of “The Who” and “The Kinks” are up there, too.A Stone and a Beatle on stage together? Doesn't that violate some law or other in the UK?![]()
Is it just me, or does that Mesa cab behind him look massive?
He plays a 12 pound Les Paul on stage. Weight isn't the issue. He just prefers the Hofner.Probably not, it's too heavy for him. He's in his 80's.
To be fair, he is only playing the Paul for a song or two but I don't doubt he prefers the Hofner.He plays a 12 pound Les Paul on stage. Weight isn't the issue. He just prefers the Hofner.
Just come to the strawberry fields and imagine all of them plus james brown, elvis presley, wes montgomery etc.Now imagine Lennon, Harrison, Entwistle and Moon
IIRC, in the Get Back documentary the engineer is trying to get him to play a Ric but he prefers the hofner and specifically mentions the light weight.To be fair, he is only playing the Paul for a song or two but I don't doubt he prefers the Hofner.
You remember correctly. Also, in some of the clips of his most recent shows, he's playing an ES335 looking Gibson. I don't know if it replaced the Paul entirely but when I saw him seven years ago, when he played a six string, it was exclusively the Paul, IIRC.IIRC, in the Get Back documentary the engineer is trying to get him to play a Ric but he prefers the hofner and specifically mentions the light weight.
And here I thought Macca is always playing the role of Paul.To be fair, he is only playing the Paul for a song or two but I don't doubt he prefers the Hofner.
More or Les.And here I thought Macca is always playing the role of Paul.
That's his original 1964 Epiphine Casino. On some tours he would break it out for "Paperback Writer" saying this was the guitar used on the record. He aslo used it on several Wings tours.You remember correctly. Also, in some of the clips of his most recent shows, he's playing an ES335 looking Gibson. I don't know if it replaced the Paul entirely but when I saw him seven years ago, when he played a six string, it was exclusively the Paul, IIRC.