Raspberries & Rics in Chicago
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Raspberries & Rics in Chicago
I saw the Raspberries reunion here at the House of Blues Saturday in Chi. Wally used a Mapleglo 360/12 for about 1/4 - 1/3 of the show. Dave used a 4001 or 4003 for about the last 1/4 of the show. The 4001 made a big difference over the P-bass he was using for most the show. It cut through much better & you could hear the lines well. There was also a Fireglo 360/12 that belonged to the backup guitarist to be used as a spare for Wally if needed. I was fortunate to chat with them after the show. Wally loves the 12 and says it's a '65 or '67 - he wasn't sure which.
The show was superb. Hopfully they'll tour nationally.
The show was superb. Hopfully they'll tour nationally.
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Wally's best sounding 6 string was the bottom guitar of his Gibson Double neck, as I've heard. Now he suposedly luv's his Parker FLY...definitely not the best looking guitar out on the market, but it's made of Composite and is immune to humidty and temp. Ofcourse Wally's '67 MapleGlo 360-12 (the I Wanna Be with U-RiC) is the real deal. I always thought that his V was more for stage, rather than studio.
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There's a video of them on Youtube playing "go all the way" on the Mike Douglas Show (1974). Bass players got a 4001 and Eric's got a white Gibson that was later sold to Joan Jett.
73 Feb 4001, 73 March 4001, 73 April 4001, 73 May 4001, 73 June 4001, 73 July 4001
04 MM Bongo 5HSp, 07 MM Bongo 5HS, 09 MM Bongo 5HS, 09 MM Bongo 5Hp, 11 MM Bongo 5H
04 MM Bongo 5HSp, 07 MM Bongo 5HS, 09 MM Bongo 5HS, 09 MM Bongo 5Hp, 11 MM Bongo 5H
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I checked that out, Mark. Seeing as they were lip synching the drummer looks bored to tears. There's a live version of them playing it, too, from '74.
The second song here has perhaps the most unique tone of any 12 Rick number I've heard (not so clean(:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkRuepFRDn0
I'm a Rocker is in the same vein as "Anything that's Rock 'n Roll" from Tom Petty's first lp, always a good topic, how much one who plays it likes it.
The second song here has perhaps the most unique tone of any 12 Rick number I've heard (not so clean(:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkRuepFRDn0
I'm a Rocker is in the same vein as "Anything that's Rock 'n Roll" from Tom Petty's first lp, always a good topic, how much one who plays it likes it.
This is off the record
