Posted: Wed Apr 20, 2005 1:07 pm
Yeah, Slowride had some great bass playing on it.
Rickresource Rickenbacker Forum
Rickenbacker Forum, Amplifier, Bass and Guitar Register
https://www.rickresource.com/forum/
4001CS depression
Page 2 of 2
Posted: Wed Apr 20, 2005 1:42 pm
I remember seeing them in concert in the early eighty's, slowride [bass line] was awesome live whoever was playing he was clean and fast.It was foghat, blueoystercult and shooting star in concert, foghat blew me away i was surprised at how good they sounded i was amazed by there bassist.[he had long straight blond hair and had funny style of playing or stance]
Posted: Wed Apr 20, 2005 1:55 pm
I saw them back in 74 or 75 with Black Oak Arkansas. One of the loudest shows I think I've ever been to. From their first album, "I just want to make love to you" has some really nice bass lines. Tony Stevens was playing bass back then.
Sorry, the thread has taken a turn to the Foghat thread.
Sorry, the thread has taken a turn to the Foghat thread.
Posted: Wed Apr 20, 2005 3:13 pm
Damn! I saw that same bill up in Springfield, Mass. I went to see BOA and did not even know who Foghat was!!! What a great show...
Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2005 4:00 am
Don't think I'll go the Cheyenne route, and the V63 route has occurred to me, but my latest thoughts have been drifting toward a brand spanking new 4001c64, if I could just get used to the backwards headstock (Ronn seems to manage). The recent prices on used CSs and V63s are starting to make the C64's look like a bargain! Anybody care to comment who has had a chance to compare the CS, V63, and C64 hands on?
In the meantime, I better get back to practicing, with all these accolades for Foghat. The show is part of a 4-day festival/rally that will also include Lynryd Skynyrd and .38 Special. While I will likely be the worst bass player on stage, I might also be the youngest--not a situation I am accustomed to!
In the meantime, I better get back to practicing, with all these accolades for Foghat. The show is part of a 4-day festival/rally that will also include Lynryd Skynyrd and .38 Special. While I will likely be the worst bass player on stage, I might also be the youngest--not a situation I am accustomed to!
Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2005 4:42 am
I have my choice of headstock direction
I played a 4001C64S for the first time yesterday. A righty unfortunately. The neck was very nice, loved it. Thin from top to back. Sounded like my CS. It's at Bass Emporium FYI.
I played a 4001C64S for the first time yesterday. A righty unfortunately. The neck was very nice, loved it. Thin from top to back. Sounded like my CS. It's at Bass Emporium FYI.
Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2005 5:05 am
Interesting, although I am a Fireglo kind of guy and that isn't an option with the C64s. Did he have a FG C64, by any chance? The web site indicates that he has one "on order", but it says the same thing about the C64s.
Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2005 5:35 am
I believe the "s" on the C64 series indicates "sanded" and depicts McCartney's Rick bass after it had the psychadelic paintjob sanded off (along with some wood). So the C series basses are:
C64 -- Fireglo, reverse headstock, vintage pickups, etc. Also available in MG and a few JG were made.
C64s -- as far as I know, only MG
C64 -- Fireglo, reverse headstock, vintage pickups, etc. Also available in MG and a few JG were made.
C64s -- as far as I know, only MG
Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2005 5:42 am
He did have a FG C64 but sold it a couple weeks ago, it was beautiful. The website is current now I think.
Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2005 6:32 am
$900 for a CS?
I got ripped off then!
Mine was $1200
(thanks Kendall)
I got ripped off then!
Mine was $1200
(thanks Kendall)