Almost time for live band playing again! 
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Renaissance/Turner Basses Club
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- Aug 21, 2013
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Almost time for live band playing again!
A glimmer of hope for the Harwell-Grice Band... maybe a gig at our old backyard-hometown-stompin-ground; Chaos Mountain Brewing Co. Just maybe...
I had seven gigs in April and have eight booked this month. Feels good to be working again. Thankful for working with a trio right now as that's what's mainly booking around here.Almost time for live band playing again!
- Aug 21, 2013
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Group Text from B-L Josh this morning; "possible gig on 5/15 and 5/22 in the works, check calendars." Been a long time since I got one of those.
I played and hosted a lot of driveway concerts throughout the pandemic which really helped my state of mind. Nice that other gigs are happening now too though.
Neat looking Model T bass with a Bisonic-like pickup
Rick Turner Model T Bass Anigre Top - 5623-8.50 lbs | Willcutt Guitars | Reverb
Rick Turner Model T Bass Anigre Top - 5623-8.50 lbs | Willcutt Guitars | Reverb
Very cool.
Seems to me there haas been at least one lovely Model 1 on Reverb recently as well...
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Imagining RT's thought balloon... "this'll be kool, but if they catch on, I'll have to redesign the dingus strap extension..."
Seriously, I wonder if they are short or medium-scale?
Almost time for live band playing again!
Been playing every weekend all along except for a few, at Church. Get you one.
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That wood was swiped from a mid '90's Ampeg Baby Bass! Tell me I'm wrong? Don't get me wrong, beautiful bass for sure, but I just walked back in time for sure!
- Aug 21, 2013
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I'm almost/maybe/pretty-darn sure there might be an Electroline with a Darkstar pickup out there. I mighta' dreamed it too.
Nah. It's out there. I saw it. Black EL4 with a Bisonic.
Nah. It's out there. I saw it. Black EL4 with a Bisonic.
- Aug 21, 2013
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Like a can o' rusty marbles somedays man...
Love that bass though.
For the sake of discussion, one of us needs to find out if the Model T is a short-scale. That would very interesting.
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Thanks, sounds like bass is the same - that's 3.57mm and 4mm is too big, 3mm too small, and the 3.5mm key I have is actually only 3.3mm and that's also too small. Off to fleabay for a 9/64...
