It ain’t Bruce. He was back in Canada.Dewey was the drummer. Jim Messina replaced the erratic Palmer in the end but I'm pretty sure it's Bruce on that clip.
And it's mimed, of course.
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It ain’t Bruce. He was back in Canada.Dewey was the drummer. Jim Messina replaced the erratic Palmer in the end but I'm pretty sure it's Bruce on that clip.
And it's mimed, of course.
Well, beat me to it.And I was wrong with it being Bruce Palmer but he indeed had some issues:
Neil Young News: Buffalo Springfield: "Mr Soul" Video
So the ‘15 was set to full bucker. Taps off. Thanks George.…And the results are in! Surprisingly not as drastic a difference in tone across the board as I thought there would be.
Here’s the comparative ranking and notes I made along the way…
In order of Darkest to Brightest Birds I have in my flock:
- 2013 Gibson Anniversary Tbird (much deeper than the VP, more creamy with less definition than the NR)
- 2010 Epiphone Goth (slightly deeper than the NR, the cap job added top end)
- 2021 Gibson Non Reverse (warmer and fuller sound than the VP, creamy G and D strings vs VP)
- 2015 Gibson Tbird (very close to the NR in sound, a tad less bottom end, noticeably less volume)
- 2017 Epiphone VP (tight notes, compressed sounding, more defined than the others but not as rich)
Fun test, a couple of surprises, required a lot of going back and forth to confirm the differences, plucking location made a big difference so all data was gathered plucking 6” from the bridge regardless of pickup location. Two of the basses (NR & VP) are completely strung with the same strings so I was able to go beyond the A string only test to separate those two basses. Only remembered to snap a photo on the last test…
2015 vs 2021 NR
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dig that RNR….never noticed the two knob setup…..how do you have it wired?..
great pic.It’s a splendid day here in Seattle! A happy Thunderbird Thursday all!View attachment 5044961
Yeah. There was a time, I don’t know if it’s still true, but his songs were the most recorded of any songwriter.I'm hoping to get all his stuff, I think he's done something like 45 studio albums alone so we'll see.
great pic.
And I'll counter your Neil Young rant with a GREAT 5 chord song.
Tom Drummond bass
Love it Bob. When I was into my acoustic guitar, I played that a lot. And I A Child too.
The Wedgewood Broiler was mine….Frank and I are having dinner at our favorite dive bar and plotting our return to Hollister in early August
For a time, they ruled L.A.
probably the easiest thing to do is set up a YouTube channel.

For Thunderbird Thursday, a bad pic of my '77 Bird:
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All I know of Omaha is a mention in a couple of songs, and from Penny in Big Bang Theory.Being born and raised in the middle of the Mid-West (Omaha Nebraska) - I really liked the LP's but when I saw them playing on some TV show dressed in western hats/boots & fringe jackets/moccasins, that sealed the deal.![]()
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My mom was born in Shelton and I was in a tornado in Cozad. That’s my Nebraska experience besides driving the length on 80.Being born and raised in the middle of the Mid-West (Omaha Nebraska) - I really liked their LP's but when I saw them playing on some TV show dressed in western hats/boots & fringe jackets/moccasins, that sealed the deal.![]()
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All I know of Omaha is a mention in a couple of songs, and from Penny in Big Bang Theory.
Hollywood Seven by Jon English. The song is by US songwriters but somehow it got to Jon English in Oz and his was the first version released. A hit down here and his first big thing after JC Superstar. He was Judas in the early 70s Aussie production.
watching Stanley Cup?