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Rutles Tribute Band Ouch!

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Wasn't quite sure which section to post this in but I thought I'd post a link to our little Rutles project, Ouch! Lot's of Rickenbacker content... Look closely and you may recognize Ronn Roberts on the Fireglo Ric bass. I'm on the Fireglo 615 Rutlebacker and Brian is on the 325c58.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xT21gT5Tcng
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Looks like you had great fun with that song. Thanks for sharing it with us Mike.
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I like it!
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Fab!
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Terrific stuff.

Where would "Ouch" be without that inimitable Rick jangle?
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The only thing missing is the native girl who runs after the band.
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hah!
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Terrific, Mike..... really enjoyed it!! Image
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Okay, Glenn. I took your advice and made a different version from a couple of different video sources.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TwoTtCoBX38
325c64 JG,325c58 JG, 325/12v63 JG, 350v63 JG, 1996 AFG, 360/12c63 FG, 360/6 Carl Wilson FG, 1993Plus FG, 660/12 FG, 425 FG (1965), 360/12 FG (1965/67), 335 FG (1966), 4003S FG (with v63 mods), 1997 RM Reissue FG
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She looks just as fine as she did back in '78.

What year 615 is the tribute band's model?
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Glenn the 615 is really a 91 610 that I customized with scatterwound toasters, accent vibrola, roller bridge, vintage knobs and"Rutlebacker" TRC. Neil Innes, AKA Roin Nasty of the Rutle and Monty Python, wrote all of the Rutle songs for the film. I met him a couple years ago and he was kind enough to play the guitar and autograph it for me. He's a very talented musician. He was also the singing minstrel in Monty Python singing the "Tale of Sir Robin"

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Excellent edit!!!
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