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Roscoe Club
- Thread starter JOME77
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Office shot for today...Middlebury BBQ and Brew Festival, Indiana. 2 wood-colored basses for this one.
If you called then “reliced” they would have been worth more
If you called then “reliced” they would have been worth more
I don’t think the wood pile cares one way or the other. There were a couple of pieces that probably would have made a very stiff neck for a bass. 
Crowd shot from our gig this afternoon...
Man Steve! You guys are getting some really good gigs these days.
I went to a fish fry at my wife's uncle, who lives on a lake, and entertained a flock of gnats (on the patio). They must have enjoyed it because they definitely hung around the entire cook out!
Man Steve! You guys are getting some really good gigs these days.
I went to a fish fry at my wife's uncle, who lives on a lake, and entertained a flock of gnats (on the patio). They must have enjoyed it because they definitely hung around the entire cook out!
Yeah, they aren’t all like the last couple but we’ll take ‘em. This was the biggest/best crowd we’ve had. It was fun.
I did a Google on your headliner and apparently he was a fairly big act 8-10 years ago.
How did his band sound?
For a while the Bart CB's had 4 mounting screws verses 3 for Roscoe Barts. But I'd don't believe that's the case any more.
Just remove the access cover on the rear and see if the wires from the pick ups are 2 wire with gnd (CB's) or 4 wire with gnd (Roscoe Bart Quad Coil).
Blackhawk was pretty big 90’s country act. The band sounded good. They did a good show. Not a lot of chatter, just played hits. I forgot about a few of them.
The two other bass players used Fender P’s of course. Sounded good. I needed a B string for this gig so it was the usual Roscoe for me. I did have a few people talk to me after the gig and said they liked my playing so that was nice.
Looks great, Ray! (I can't help but think that I have a small investment interest in that project.
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