Let's hear your stuff!

[zmatch]

Hi all, this is my first post on the forum, great site ) have been reading for hours.


check out our band 'Espyex' at http://www.youtube.com/espyex


In the video for the cover track Bohemian Like you, I am playing a 1978 4001, and my friend is playing an 07 330.

We hope you all enjoy.......

Many thanks

zmatch

[walker]

Not my stuff, and not a Rickenbacker, but definitely deserves note:

[blueflamerick]

All the songs from my band's debut EP are finally up here: http://www.myspace.com/bridgeworkmusic

Any forumites coming to our cd release show at the Good Hurt in West LA on March 7th get a free cd!

[rickenbrother]

All the songs from my band's debut EP are finally up here: http://www.myspace.com/bridgeworkmusic

Any forumites coming to our cd release show at the Good Hurt in West LA on March 7th get a free cd!

Erik, so does that mean I'll get another?
I'm really enjoyng that cd. Great stuff!!

[walker]

Cool beans, Erik! Good luck with the gig.

[ram]

Tony – welcome to the forum – the tube stuff sounds good – wish I had better fidelity here on the good ‘ole ‘puter.

Erik – the release gig is a little geographical undesirable for me but break a leg! Like what I heard on the Tube.

Mark that dude was really cool – but I can’t help but imagine how much better it would have sounded on a Ric….

[silverjet89]

Here's my two bands:
myspace.com/beyondveronica
I play guitar in this one. "You may be the one" is my 660/12 the rest are either my Gretsch Silverjet or Tennessean

http://www.myspace.com/thestrangeeffects
I play bass with this one. All songs are my '75 4001

Kirk

[johnallg]

Mark, that is Bill Clements, fellow 'Zoo bassist.

http://musicthing.blogspot.com/2005/12/ ... plays.html
http://www.kzoomusicgroup.com/
http://www.bassplayer.com/article/bill- ... v-06/23864

[blueflamerick]

My band, bridgework from our gig at DiPiazza's in Long Beach on 04/02/2008.

Growing Up
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Nowhere
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Enjoy, I hope!

[walker]

Most of the tunes I've posted previously have been from completed albums, but this one I just finished mixing tonight. This is the tune I was recording when my guitar strap gave out and my '68 4001 went crashing to the floor. Woops. Hard evidence that Ricks take a licking and keep on rocking. (Man! I should get PAID to write copy like that!)

Enyhu - the song:

Sostenuto

Featuring the '68 4001 on the main bassline, and the '79 4001V63 on the distorted parts.

If the player acts a little sticky, click the "back" button a couple of times.

[bagist]

This is live recording without overdubs. Not as good sound as Geddy's but I'm working on it...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHsUSiqUhPw

[paologregorio]

From the "Brittown" movie soundtrack. Sorry the guitar's not a Ricky. It's my Gretsch Silverjet. I did all of the studio guitar parts on my Gretsch. My fellow guitarist Jayme joined the band after this was recorded. The full length of the song was cut/edited for this movie trailer:

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[johnallg]

Mark, awesome! I really like that song. Got it on loop for a while. Great '68 tone - proggy in a Mike Rutherford tone way.

[walker]

Thanks, John. The recording was definitely an involved project. The tremolo bass part was from a previous demo recording, and for some reason I thought it would be easier to transfer it to the new recording instead of re-record it. ????? It was kind of a pain in the ***, but I'm glad I did it in the long run because it was a nice take worth keeping.

For more info on the bass tracking, I also posted 'Sostenuto' on the 'Rickenbacker Recordings By RRF Members' thread.

[scotty]

Gr8 vid Paul i like it cheers for the post.