I had a groupie once too. Her name was Susan. I was pretty oblivious. And she was hot. Found out too late; she moved with her family after junior year. I still wonder what happened to her.Hey, I had a groupie once!
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I had a groupie once too. Her name was Susan. I was pretty oblivious. And she was hot. Found out too late; she moved with her family after junior year. I still wonder what happened to her.Hey, I had a groupie once!
I LOVE MY RICMy quest for one that chooses me will continue. Martin played one on the early albums. And of course there’s Squire. McCartney played one, although it never sounded like one on the albums. An iconic California classic that I’ll own one of these days.
Are you bringing chickens?Show up at the next gtg. If you become the new Chick Magnet[tm], great!
He’s certainly within shouting distance of Hollister. I’m hoping to catch one of his gigs this summer. I know he plays wineries in Lodi (I worked for a firm there when I was in law school). I may just pop on up to one this summer. Thunderbird through a Mesa rig. Doesn’t get much better than that.Show up at the next gtg. If you become the new Chick Magnet[tm], great!
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Thunderbird - SVT, or Trace . I can’t wait till this weekend.He’s certainly within shouting distance of Hollister. I’m hoping to catch one of his gigs this summer. I know he plays wineries in Lodi (I worked for a firm there when I was in law school). I may just pop on up to one this summer. Thunderbird through a Mesa rig. Doesn’t get much better than that.
I met this one a good deal more than halfway, and the road to get there cost me. But the results are pretty good...My quest for one that chooses me will continue. Martin played one on the early albums. And of course there’s Squire. McCartney played one, although it never sounded like one on the albums. An iconic California classic that I’ll own one of these days.
You’ve not seen /\/\3, y’all don’t stand a chance ;-)
That would be Gator if he makes it, or maybe Dave.Are you bringing chickens?
Thanks Rich. With friends like you….Just kidding. Thanks for the heads up. I’m flattered that you brought it to my attention.@MCF
This is gonna kill you, but it is built for you I think:
https://reverb.com/item/89924085-19...are&utm_campaign=listing&utm_content=89924085
It has not been for lack of trying. It’s an on and off again quest. I have auditioned at least six. Just never felt right.
I really like my Epi version. A Gibson Blackbird is near the top of my wish list.First gig with my blackbird, love it. Sounds fantastic, plenty of bass and definition, its a rock beast. The sound guy told me it was many time he didnt listened a bass so nice and hard at the same time. View attachment 7225159
That's called and Thunderbird Smile. Congrats!First gig with my blackbird, love it. Sounds fantastic, plenty of bass and definition, its a rock beast. The sound guy told me it was many time he didnt listened a bass so nice and hard at the same time. View attachment 7225159
Also, how have I never heard this? Clearly I was in an alternate universe for a while. Tal's bass playing was perfect for Jeff.
Thanks Rich. With friends like you….Just kidding. Thanks for the heads up. I’m flattered that you brought it to my attention.
I made an offer commensurate with the neck repair and pickup swap. So we’ll see. I love my ‘77. Nice low action. Amazing neck. The pickup swap is acceptable. But darn. Sidewinders are under appreciated. And have amazing tone. I don’t get why so many ditched them. But a set of Thunbucker Ranch pickups redeems the ask. I do not have a Thunderbird with those pickups. And the claw and two-point is an acceptable mod as well. Although I would be just as happy with the three point.
You are correct. That Thunderbird has my name on it. We’ll see if it chooses me.