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Hmmm, ProBucker 760 pickups. I think he's got his answer.

My China Buckers arrived yesterday, it'll be interested to find out how they sound compared to the 760's and my Lulls.
 
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Somewhere on YouTube there is footage of Killer Kane "playing" a show with the cast on and the roadie back by the amp actually playing the songs. Of course when I try to find it I can't.
If I recall correctly, it’s in the footage in the excellent documentary about him. Haven’t watched it for a few years...great player in a great band that was right up there in my rotation with Bowie. I love their cover of this classic:
 
Potnm rr

If I recall correctly, it’s in the footage in the excellent documentary about him. Haven’t watched it for a few years...great player in a great band that was right up there in my rotation with Bowie. I love their cover of this classic:

And then a Dolls cover by Dramarama. Not too different from the Dolls' version, but I always loved Dramarama and this cover.

 
Potnm rr

If I recall correctly, it’s in the footage in the excellent documentary about him. Haven’t watched it for a few years...great player in a great band that was right up there in my rotation with Bowie. I love their cover of this classic:


This is still my all time fave by The Dolls. Just raw, aggressive, filthy rock n roll.



And then a Dolls cover by Dramarama. Not too different from the Dolls' version, but I always loved Dramarama and this cover.



Dramarama was another band I really liked that should have been much bigger (IMO). Saw them live a couple times and they were great live.

I'll see your Iggy and raise you an Iggy, playing guitar (Gibson! Left-handed!). And an organ.



I have seen Iggy's crank enough to last me several lifetimes. :help:
 
Dramarama was another band I really liked that should have been much bigger (IMO). Saw them live a couple times and they were great live.
They really were. I saw a few shows, all really great. In fact, I saw their "last show ever" in July 1994 before the more recent reunion shows. It was at the Stone Pony in Asbury Park, NJ. They'd already broken up, but played that one last show. It was during the summer and the AC was broken, so it was over 100˚F in there. They had a thermometer on stage.