FLYING SAUCER GIRL
- Johnny_Voodoo
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FLYING SAUCER GIRL
Here's something I finished a couple of weeks ago. I'm using a 620 for lead, 4001, and a Hallmark 'Swept Wing' for rhythm guitar. The 620 was hooked up to two channels through RIC-O-SOUND.
I hope you like it.
http://www.tikiedit.com/JV_FSG.html
I hope you like it.
http://www.tikiedit.com/JV_FSG.html
Re: FLYING SAUCER GIRL
Thanks for posting it!
I have NO idea what to do with those skinny stringed things... I'm just a bass player...
- indianation65
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Re: FLYING SAUCER GIRL
Simply put, very tasty licks...familiar!
Good work friend...
...wisdom
Good work friend...
...wisdom
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Re: FLYING SAUCER GIRL
Nelson, great tune! thanks for sharing... nice production, I can hear Ric all thru it.
- Johnny_Voodoo
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Re: FLYING SAUCER GIRL
Thanks to all for your kind responses!
Re: FLYING SAUCER GIRL
That was great! Sign me up for a CD!! That was the coolest tones I've heard in a while. Great job Nelson.
...Dean
Never, ever drool on your surf shirt. It wrecks the solo.
660/12FG, 350V63/6FG, 620/6JG, 360WB/6DBG, Dingwall C1 #001, Prestige Heritage Elite FM
Never, ever drool on your surf shirt. It wrecks the solo.
660/12FG, 350V63/6FG, 620/6JG, 360WB/6DBG, Dingwall C1 #001, Prestige Heritage Elite FM
Re: FLYING SAUCER GIRL
I'll add to the consensus - great tones on the bass & guitars! Question for the guitar novice: What is this "Swept Wing" guitar you speak of?
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Re: FLYING SAUCER GIRL
The 'Swept Wing' Guitar is by the resurrected guitar company HallMark Guitars. It was created by Joe Hall who originally worked at Mosrite for Semie Moseley who in turn started at Rickenbacker! The 'Swept Wing' was Joe Hall's original concept and I presume his answer to the Mosrite guitar after he left Mosrite. The guitar never really took off and started to fade away into history until Bob Shade resurrected the Hallmark Guitar company. It's like a Mosrite and I think it sounds & looks really cool.
Although they share the same last name I don't think there is any relationship between Joe Hall & John Hall.
Here's their website:
http://www.hallmarkguitars.com/default.htm
They also make a Batman theme guitar called the 'Wing-Bat'.
Although they share the same last name I don't think there is any relationship between Joe Hall & John Hall.
Here's their website:
http://www.hallmarkguitars.com/default.htm
They also make a Batman theme guitar called the 'Wing-Bat'.
Re: FLYING SAUCER GIRL
Wow. Very cool piece of history. Very cool piece of wood, too! Thanks for the post.
