Great Rick Bass - Crack the Sky

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mortivan

Great Rick Bass - Crack the Sky

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Crack the Sky. First album.

Especially the songs "Mind Baby" and "Ice".

Years ago, I talked to Joe Macre, Crack the Sky's bassist for that time period, and he confirmed (no, there was never a doubt) that he played a Rick 4001 on this album, except for "Hold On" and "Surf City" (P-Bass).

Awesome sound! Awesome music.
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Great band, great album, although my favorite of theirs is 'White Music' (no idea if John Palumbo played a Ric on that one, though). They had a great sense of warped humor that I always felt was missing from most of their contemporaries.
My basses are Rickenbackers. My synthesizers and recording gear are analog.
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Rick Witkowski, guitarist from Crack the Sky, is still active in Pittsburgh are as a producer and with the B.E. Taylor Group. And he's still warped! www.betaylor.com
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Great band. There's more Rickenbacker on their second album "Animal Notes". Later Macre switched to Alembic.

I'm pretty sure Palumbo played a P-Bass on "White Music".

My favourite Macre bass part is on "Lighten Up McGraw".
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