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I know who Nektar is!!! I listen to a lot of prog...heinpete wrote:He is Derek Mo Moore the bass player of "Nektar" an old psychodelic rock band.jaymi wrote:heinpete wrote:Enough pots and switches?
who is that?
They were a favorite of mine too, back then.jaymi wrote:I know who Nektar is!!! I listen to a lot of prog...heinpete wrote:He is Derek Mo Moore the bass player of "Nektar" an old psychodelic rock band.jaymi wrote:
who is that?
Yeah, they still gig. I too heard them on XM. While my middle daughter was home from college over one summer I was on a vinyl kick and I pulled out the Recycled album and she really enjoyed that. Still good music.aceonbass wrote:I think they're still together, or at least were at some time recently. I heard them in an XM Radio studios live gig not too long ago. I could tell it was them before the announcer said so.
aceonbass wrote:I think they're still together, or at least were at some time recently. I heard them in an XM Radio studios live gig not too long ago. I could tell it was them before the announcer said so.
Mid of '70ies, they lived in Seeheim close to my hometown Ober Ramstadt and had their rehearsal room (an old dancing hall of a pub) in my village Wembach. However those days I was just a beginning teenager and not interested in their music until the '80ies.
Minneapolis area, actually, but really enjoyed my visit to Milwaukee last summer. I see that your profile says you're from around there; if you haven't seen that Les Paul exhibit, it's well worth a look. I'd love to see a similar show someday featuring historic/prototype Rickenbacker stuff, in case anyone is listening.bassduke49 wrote:Troy, are you in Wisconsin? Milwaukee?
And restistance was futile. See result in new thread.jps wrote:I usually do not impulse buy, but when I saw the photo of my bass on the dealer's website with those great FW inlays, well, ...................fatcat wrote:Blast you, Jeff and John, now you have me wanting a black 4003.
You really do need a JG 4003 to complement your new AFG 4003.
As the good little woman said many years ago:
That show took place at the Museum of Making Music in Carsbad, CA, during the Rickenbacker 75th Anniversary celebration, a couple of summers back. It was a well-produced overview, although not all-inclusive. Perhaps some of our members who attended could post some photos.Machead wrote:Minneapolis area, actually, but really enjoyed my visit to Milwaukee last summer. I see that your profile says you're from around there; if you haven't seen that Les Paul exhibit, it's well worth a look. I'd love to see a similar show someday featuring historic/prototype Rickenbacker stuff, in case anyone is listening.bassduke49 wrote:Troy, are you in Wisconsin? Milwaukee?
TVB
How did you get all this finish cracks in there???ben_brown wrote:Here's my '89 FireGlo 4003S.... ...This is what it looks like now.....
