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Thanks! I'm working toward more colours in my bass collectionCool! Congrats Irv!
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I’d so rock that.I'm not sure where "spider" comes into it, but there's also a Swanky Spider EB3:
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...I didn't get the memoit's Monday, not Wednesday......![]()
So I was at the coffee shop this past Sunday when all of a sudden Dee Murray came to mind-
Came up with some great comping for Elton John back in his Seventies heyday-
So this one isn't so accurate as it is the studio recording with clips of artists- Dee can be seen singing backup vocals on the far right on occaion- but it's him on the studio recording-
And on this one- he plays the closest thing to human groan of pain and lament in a two note glissando after "The prima donna you really should have been there, perched like a queen in her electric chair" line - pure brilliance-
Sadly, Dee passed away in the early-90's at the age of 45. Hope you found peace bro-
Suppose I should have added that Nigel and Elton didn't do so bad themselves!!Yes! What an awesome player......Nigel Olsson's gotta be the coolest drummer..
I thought it was Tuesday- no wonder the barber shop was closed today!...I didn't get the memo![]()
It’s Tuesday hereI thought it was Tuesday- no wonder the barber shop was closed today!
And???NBD!
This is a Burny Swanky Spider I bought from Ishibashi Music in Japan.
32” scale, 24 frets and some kind of Tbird shaped pickups:
Remember seeing it for the first time.
GTG #1 in Hollister.
Granted, this was at your hotel.
No cold fried chicken needed.
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The ShadowbrookThat was a kind of funky hotel in Capitola, the night before, we went to this restaurant that had this strange little cable car that you had to ride downhill to get to - no fried chicken on the menu - it was SO California![]()
What's a '4 on the floor' pedal do? A boost? And what does a TC spark do differently?I spent a bit of time with it today going through tunes from my old heavy band.
The pickups sound pretty good! They didn’t strike me as lower volume, but I’ll see how they fare against the other basses. The neck pickup was way down low. I brought it up to a normal level.
I’ve been using my 4 on the floor pedal as a boost to bring my “quieter” basses up to the level of the louder ones.
I think I’m going to get a
TC spark for that purpose.
awesome
totally, great food as well.... now curious as to what @TBird1958 the Queen means by so"California ".....awesome
I love places like that, and I'm originally from the bulls-eye center of the US. I also love architecture and I can imagine sitting in that space, how it sounds, how it smells, how it carries sun-light. It reminds me of spaces 'out west' that I visited as a young kid on family vacation in the '60s.totally, great food as well.... now curious as to what @TBird1958 the Queen means by so"California ".....
I love places like that, and I'm originally from the bulls-eye center of the US. I also love architecture and I can imagine sitting in that space, how it sounds, how it smells, how it carries sun-light. It reminds me of spaces 'out west' that I visited as a young kid on family vacation in the '60s.