Rickenfakers used on major recordings.
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Rickenfakers used on major recordings.
I guess it was just a matter of time before I posted a message about this but there are instances of Rickenfaker basses used on albums.
Such is the case of Hot Choclate who's bassplayer Tony Wislon used a white John Birch to good effect even slapping on it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NosS1rpJ7tU
Bruce Foxton from the Jam used a Jetglo Ibanez Rickenfaker on the Jam's first album quickly replacing it with a genuine 4001 when the band got their first advance. But his Ibanez still was used as a back up. You can see it standing next to his amp in this clip.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqiMfPe6U7g
And then there's Peter Hook clanging away on a Hondo Rickenfaker on the Joy Division's first album before ditching it in favor of a Yamaha BB series bass.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JCVHAjTBb1U
Such is the case of Hot Choclate who's bassplayer Tony Wislon used a white John Birch to good effect even slapping on it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NosS1rpJ7tU
Bruce Foxton from the Jam used a Jetglo Ibanez Rickenfaker on the Jam's first album quickly replacing it with a genuine 4001 when the band got their first advance. But his Ibanez still was used as a back up. You can see it standing next to his amp in this clip.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqiMfPe6U7g
And then there's Peter Hook clanging away on a Hondo Rickenfaker on the Joy Division's first album before ditching it in favor of a Yamaha BB series bass.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JCVHAjTBb1U
"The stronger one gets the stronger one smells." - Son Goku, Dragonball Z.
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phlemmy
Yes, the MG looking one is a faker. Probably an Ibanez. I believe this is it: http://www.positiverage.com/Images/FuryFest/Lemmy-motorhead1.jpg
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los_sentidos
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I read an interview with Lemmy and he once said he played a ric that he purchased and it had fell off the back of a lorry - had the colour stipped....maybe I was just reading it in a studio we used that Hawkwind also used (and one of the ex guitarists came in - smoked too much funny stuff) and thus I'm talking nonsense :p
Tell me does it feel the same when you've set upon a change but your heart's in the old times?
Lemmy may be prone to playing many basses ... even this one:
http://www.minarikguitars.com/artists.individual.php?artistId=28
I don't know if this one fell off the back of a lorry, but it looks a bit like it has ...
http://www.minarikguitars.com/artists.individual.php?artistId=28
I don't know if this one fell off the back of a lorry, but it looks a bit like it has ...
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Yea I can't picture Lemmy actually using that goofy thing. After all, he has stated that the main reason he uses Ricks is because he loves how they look.
Maybe to keep Phil company?
http://www.minarikguitars.com/artists.individual.php?artistId=8
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