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The thingy was not always necessary. Early 4001s do indeed have more or less straight out headstocks. The one on my '63 has taken a slight forward angle over the years from the string tension. The A string will pop out of the nut if I hit it too hard. Some time in the late 60's or early 70's the head was angled back about 2.5 degrees. Later in about 1980 the angle was increased to 4.5 degrees for the 4003.
I just bought a used Fish Out of Water cd at Amazon for 10 bucks. YIPPEE!!
http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B000005S6Z/103-8021039-9733462
http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B000005S6Z/103-8021039-9733462
Jeffrey, I played bass on everything except Sad Girlfriend and Alone In My Head. In the first case, it was because it started as a song for a Kenny Howes album. For the second, it was Matt, as we had originally stereotyped him more as a bass player when he was a visiting artist to the studio back when we wrote this. (That's the only song he plays on.) Kenny also played five notes on Stop Start Again because it was a part lifted from another song that didn't make the CD.
The CD copy you have also omits the lyric credits and BMI note; that's now been corrected. * is Kenny, ** is me, and the one *** song is all three of us.
The CD copy you have also omits the lyric credits and BMI note; that's now been corrected. * is Kenny, ** is me, and the one *** song is all three of us.
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