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Dion was from Dion and the Belmonts, I think.

http://www.history-of-rock.com/dion_dimucci.htm

Another satisfied customer. Russ is a great guy.

I usually don't lurk in "general comments" but will check it out. Chris, I saw the 4004 and it looks sweet, needs a TRC, though.

So, I'm flipping through the WSJ at lunch and get to the back cover of the A Section. There's a full page, color ad for IBM. I'm about to blow by it when I see that it's about how an unnamed (and I assumed fictional) guitar maker uses it's IBMs.

Then I see that one of the people in the ad is ...

He wants the money fast, before the buyer realizes that he or she's been scammed.

"Hysterical" is one of the funniest movies ever made.

"This is probably my only chance to own a Rick, at least in this half-century."

If money is the issue, I will suggest to you that it might be more expensive to do what you are doing than it would be to simply save up some money and buy a nondescript used Rick off E-Bay.

The lead guitarist in our band just got one to run with his 330/12, it sounds fantastic.

I have read somewhere that by the time Abbey Road rolled around, Lennon would rarely show up for the recording of any Harrison tunes.

Yeah, I thought I remember an interview in which McCartney said something to the effect of "Well, he was a younger guy and liked to do all those things that younger guys like to do and sometimes it interfered with the band, so we went our separate ways."

I have also been waiting for re-releases of the US album releases, admittedly because that's what I grew up on. Also, I don't really consider "Past Masters" (or anything released after "Let It Be" for that matter) to be a "Beatles Album", I consider them as just complations of previously released ...

Do the cracks make it sound any different?

I think this bass was also discussed in a thread dentitle "Bluebook" or something like that.

I think I've played that bass!