I saw them the other night on their "reunion" tour, and the violinist also doubled on guitar, playing one I couldn't quite identify. The best way to describe it would be a deluxe 480 - same body but with binding and triangle inlays. Azureglo. Very cool looking.
While not quite Rickenbacker, David Lowery played a pair of Charvel Surfcasters, which look like a cross between a Ric and a Danelectro. Has anyone tried one of these out? I'm curious what you think of them.
Camper Van Beethoven
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Morgan Fichter? That's her name, right? Interesting that she plays that guitar.
The CVB swan song album 'Key Lime Pie' is a modern masterpiece. Dave's work with Cracker has not always endeared itself to me (though it's been consistently good). Yes, I've seen his Charvel too.
Great band. I didn't know they were back together.
Cheers, Noel
The CVB swan song album 'Key Lime Pie' is a modern masterpiece. Dave's work with Cracker has not always endeared itself to me (though it's been consistently good). Yes, I've seen his Charvel too.
Great band. I didn't know they were back together.
Cheers, Noel
No, Morgan was only the replacement player for their final album. Jonathan Segal played violin, keyboards, *and* guitar on all their albums except 'Key Lime Pie'. They were one of my favorites back in the day, but their stuff hasn't aged so well (IMHO) so I didn't bother with the reunion. The band that rehearses across the hall from mine does a pretty good version of "Take The Skinheads Bowling", though!
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My basses are Rickenbackers. My synthesizers and recording gear are analog.
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