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Who is the Blind Guitar player in the movie Road House?
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Originally Posted by: DAMAGED ONEWho is the Blind Guitar player in the movie Road House?
Jeff Healey
Nickelback's song "side of a bullet" is a tribute to what guitarist?
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Dimebag Darrel.
Who will be playing bass with Van Halen during their next tour?
Who will be playing bass with Van Halen during their next tour?
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Originally Posted by: elklanderccDimebag Darrel.
Who will be playing bass with Van Halen during their next tour?
Wolfgang VanHalen
(Their tag line should be "Now with 50% more Van Halen")
What two members of the Blues Breakers went on to Form a group featuring Stevie Nicks on vocals??
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Originally Posted by: da_ardvarkWhat two members of the Blues Breakers went on to Form a group featuring Stevie Nicks on vocals??
That would be John McVie and Mick Fleetwood, who went on to form the band Fleetwood Mac.
In 1962, Jim Marshall's first amp to hit the scene was the JTM45. Although, it wore the Marshall badge, and was very popular, it was basically a copy of another quite famous amp. What was this amp and it's manufacturer?
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Originally Posted by: PRSplayaThat would be John McVie and Mick Fleetwood, who went on to form the band Fleetwood Mac.
In 1962, Jim Marshall's first amp to hit the scene was the JTM45. Although, it wore the Marshall badge, and was very popular, it was basically a copy of another quite famous amp. What was this amp and it's manufacturer?
You forgot Peter Green (Tho I don't think he played with Stevie Nicks so maybe you didn't forget :D )
The answer to your question is the Fender Bassman. The circuit is nearly identical. Jim did a little differences in the tone stack as I recall.
Who made the very first guitar with a magnetic pickup, thereby ushering in the modern age of the electric guitar?
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I think it was Gibson waaaay back in like 1920 or so.... ( I could be wrong)
What is B.B. King's real name? Bonus point: What were the call signs of the radio station he did his radio show from before he started his reign as the mayor of bluestown?
What is B.B. King's real name? Bonus point: What were the call signs of the radio station he did his radio show from before he started his reign as the mayor of bluestown?
[FONT=Tahoma]"All I can do is be me ... whoever that is". Bob Dylan [/FONT]
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You are incorrect sir.
It was Adolph Rickenbacker :p
I don't know the answers to you question. BTW you missed a great jam session on the 4th. It was old home week. Got to play with my old drummer and good friend Rick Haywood. Guy is amazing.
It was Adolph Rickenbacker :p
I don't know the answers to you question. BTW you missed a great jam session on the 4th. It was old home week. Got to play with my old drummer and good friend Rick Haywood. Guy is amazing.
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Originally Posted by: AkiraRiley B. King, not sure about the other one.Paul Rivera
Who single handedly turned Fender amps fortunes around in the 80's (or sometime around then) before forming his own amp company?
Tip: Before this he did various mods on Marshall and Fender amps.
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Originally Posted by: DAMAGED ONEPaul RiveraSorry I couldnt think of one to ask.
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Originally Posted by: AkiraCorrect. :p
Being as you didn't ask a question i'll pose another one. :p
How did Dunlop Tortex picks come to be?
They were a synthetic replacement for tortise shell, which had been banned.
In the early years of electric guitar, Les Paul made his own. What did he name this axe?
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Originally Posted by: da_ardvarkIn the early years of electric guitar, Les Paul made his own. What did he name this axe?
The Log because it was literally made out of a "log"; a piece of 4x4 fence post.
New Question: Les Paul originally played piano but switched to guitar after being intimidated by what legendary jazz pianist?
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Originally Posted by: da_ardvarkThis is a wag (wild A$$ guess) Thelonius Monk?
Nope. A good guess, though. :)
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Originally Posted by: CSchlegelNope. A good guess, though. :)
Dave Brubeck??? ( Another WAG :D )
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Originally Posted by: CSchlegelThe Log because it was literally made out of a "log"; a piece of 4x4 fence post.You lost me :p
New Question: Les Paul originally played piano but switched to guitar after being intimidated by what legendary jazz pianist?
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Damaged, the question was what did Les Paul name his guitar. It was called "The Log". He cut the sides off an acoustic guitar and attached them to a ugly piece of wood which contained all the pickups and electronics and such.
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I have no idea who Les Paul was intimidated by, but I do know his name was Lester Polsfuss.
What book was "Sympathy for the Devil" based on?
What book was "Sympathy for the Devil" based on?
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Originally Posted by: earthman buckI have no idea who Les Paul was intimidated by...
Art Tatum. Read about him here! Sorry to slow down the thread. :o Just trying to plug for one of my heroes. :D Carry on!
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