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SPECTOR® Club - Part 64

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Well look what showed up today - didn't even know they had shipped yet!

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PJ is the man, as always.
 
I wore parachute pants... and wasn't a redneck. :spit:

I should clarify, what I meant was the "pants" weren't redneck enough....I was full blown redneck...and still am to a degree. I consider myself a "contemporary redneck" because I listen to rock and roll.:bassist:

And Patrick, don't deny those roots! I've talked with you over the phone and can detect southern draw in less than 2 syllables. :D
 
1986 (16 years old), a Yamaha BB300 through a Peavey TNT 150. What a rig! Levi's (uncuffed) and button down...now that's some stage attire! Loudoun County High School Talent Show covering Def Leppards "Stage Fright" and Judas Priest's "Living After Midnight". Those were the days!

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Side note: That's my buddy Jeff with the Charvel. We're still in a band together now (Half Step Down) and have been playing music together since 1985.
 
Oh there's no denying that I'm Southern.
Born in Nashville and raised in Savannah, Georgia.

Now I'm a Southern Californian and working on a new accent.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbxihR3C-Hk

That was hilarious!

OK... Here I am in 1988 in Aspen CO. (Donnie's seen this) Playing my Spector wannbe, an Ibanez Roadstar through a Peavey head (unknown model) and a Music Man 1-15 cab.

Come on guys, I know there's more of you out there. :bassist:

NICE!
 
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