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Beatles concert, 4/11/65
I think the instruments were prerecorded on this show? At 4:15 or so you can hear an extra few notes coming out of the harmonica! But I agree the lack of noise makes this a great clip! Here's my favorite "live" show - again, a quiet crowd and they are clearly playing their instruments. You...- walrus
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- Forum: Miscellaneous
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Beatles concert, 4/11/65
i.e., monitors - remember the screaming going on - they said many times in interviews they could hardly hear themselves. Ringo said he used to watch the other three's backsides to have an idea of the rhythm speed...- walrus
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- Forum: Miscellaneous
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General humor
Why in Vegas? It doesn't strike me as a place a lot people ride bikes - am I wrong?- walrus
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- Forum: The Funny Papers
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Starfire V Snowcrest on Norms
"Lemmo is still an idiot" made me laugh out loud! So true! What a cool job he has, yet he doesn't even take it seriously!- walrus
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- Forum: Archtops, Hollowbodies, and Semi-Hollows
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Signs of the Times
That will be us LTG geezers very soon! LOL!- walrus
- Post #1,058
- Forum: The Funny Papers
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Beatles concert, 4/11/65
Album-wise, it's 3/63 (Please Please Me) to 9/69. 6 1/2 years. Let It Be was released in'70, but recorded before Abbey Road. Only four years between the "Please Please Me" single (1/63) and "Strawberry Field Forever" single (2/67). There's two eras right there, and maybe a third with the...- walrus
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- Forum: Miscellaneous
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Beatles concert, 4/11/65
Love John and Ringo chewing gum during the performance! No stage monitors, no guitar techs, no nothing but them and two roadies for all of their tours... Here they are in Washington, DC on their first tour, moving the "circular" stage around in between songs. They have a little help but...- walrus
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- Forum: Miscellaneous
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Teles own FARRRR!
The version of PPL with Vince Gill is basically the 'Vince Gill Band". He wrote 80% of the songs, sang lead vocals and played lead guitar. He was only in his early 20's at the time. The one "hit" he had with them was "Let Me Love You Tonight". He didn't last long, going solo soon after.- walrus
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- Forum: Miscellaneous
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Setting up with Jazz Big Band
That's cool! Love the first photo!- walrus
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- Forum: From the Stage
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Family Reunion.
Wow! Two beauties! "Family Reunion", indeed!- walrus
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- Forum: Archtops, Hollowbodies, and Semi-Hollows
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NGD 3-P90 SF4
Very cool! Lots of possibilities there with those pickups and the wiring @matsickma posted...- walrus
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- Forum: Archtops, Hollowbodies, and Semi-Hollows
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BGUF - Beautiful Guitar, Ugly Feet
Oh, nice matching shoes!- walrus
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- Forum: The Funny Papers
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1985 Red Nightbird GG
Ha! Me either, but then I relaized he was a instructional columnist for Guitar Player in the 80's. More of a backing band player, but definitley well known for starting the Hot Licks instructional videos in 1979 - the first ever guitar instruction video series available, with lots of different...- walrus
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- Forum: Solid/Chambered
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NGD 66' Starfire IV
Vey cool! Love the red finish!- walrus
- Post #7
- Forum: Archtops, Hollowbodies, and Semi-Hollows
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RIP Duane Eddy
https://letstalkguild.com/ltg/index.php?threads/rip-duane-eddy.222640/#post-2167326- walrus
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- Forum: Miscellaneous