I'm trying to screw here and need to know it will fit. Ya feel me?
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Thunderbird Club
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- Jun 30, 2010
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...for just the head right?
- Jun 30, 2010
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I always assumed Nigal Tufnel was based on JB.
- Jun 30, 2010
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That right there is what's known as a closet queen.
- Jun 30, 2010
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It's like hiding behind a bunch of rocks.
Gaolee
Official leathers tester and crash dummy
It has the covers on it, too. It looks like a fantastic one.
- Jun 30, 2010
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I was lucky enough to get the chance to open for Creedence Clearwater Revisited in the Spring of 1995 with my band and it was an amazing show and experience. I got to meet one of my all-time bass playing heroes - Stu Cook; as well as Elliot Eastman from the Cars (who was playing guitar for them during that time -- and I LOVE the Cars!), and the amazing Doug Clifford on the drums. Elliot Eastman was so cool - laid back and so down to Earth (truly one of the greats to ever use effects and jam as a lefty no-less in an awesome, rockin' and new wave style of guitar); as was Doug Clifford, and of course, the great Stu Cook.
All three of them had no problem with 18 year old me going a bit "fan boy" on all of them. Stu, in particular, was so humble about everything: after soundcheck, I went up to him and shook his hand and said: "Mr. Cook, you are one of my bass playing heroes and one of the reasons I play the bass guitar..." then I went on to expound upon how much his tasty lines in CCR made me want to pick up a bass, get in the garage and play in a band. That was when he told me that I needed to get some new heroes and that he was far from a person to look up to as a hero. I told him that his playing was what made me want to strive to learn how to tie in with the drummer in such a way that we worked together as one -- just as he and Doug did. He kind of waved it off as if to say that it was no big deal; but it was a big deal! -- especially to me and every other musician who picked up a bass or drumsticks because of Creedence's music. Those guys were a monster rhythm section and I was so honored to open for them and get the chance to meet them. I still have Stu's autograph on my copy of CCR Chronicle somewhere. What an evening that was!
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I saw Nazareth in '76 right after "Rampant" came out at the Paramont, Mr. Agnew was all Marshalls and EB-3 that night.
well, Archie hoid it from Meathead as well so....that usage always baffled me, as a kid in SoFL all the old folks talked liked that and Fogerty and CCR are as west coast as it gets.....doesn’t jive somehow..
Not only is it beautiful, but it comes complete with bridge cover and handrest.
Yeah, considering it's prolly not a 6G6b circuit.
Hey! take it easy with the technical talk.
Uhhhh......
Thx, yeah More Music is a breath of fresh air, pretty cool, eclectic, vintage selection there...silverface so anywhere from 67 to 77, will check on where it’s at service wise.
That was weird. Everyone thought they were from LA(Louisiana, not Los Angeles)by their sorta 'swampy' subject material. Surprise!well, Archie hoid it from Meathead as well so....that usage always baffled me, as a kid in SoFL all the old folks talked liked that and Fogerty and CCR are as west coast as it gets.....doesn’t jive somehow..
