Rickresource Rickenbacker Forum

Welcome to the forum, Joe. Thanks for the input.

wowsers! welcome,joe! '72 4001's are held in very high esteem around here(as are rickenbacker basses in general). thanks for the info,i will be looking out for the new cts disc,and looking forward to hearing the new group as well. i got to see oliver in action with yes this past winter,and he's really great.

FYI Crack the Sky fans in the Baltimore vicinity. Two live shows, one at Club 66 in Edgewood Maryland on Thanksgiving Friday and a second show at the Recher Theater on Saturday of Thanksgiving weekend. Two awesome venues to see a 2.5 hours show chock full of old CTS hits. I'll be opening the show with my new Ric 78 4001 Mapleglo along with Paul Newman on acoutsic and Jim Wolfe on keys...

I just found CTS about 6-8 months ago via XM - where have I been all these years?! Great music, great musicians. Thanks for all the input and info Joe and Marcus. Welcome to RRF. Joe, the new project holds great promise with that lineup - can't wait. Don't be a stranger, check in once in a while.

I'm thinking that I may move this thread to RIC ARTISTS for future reference.

There is a RIC history here, but thought I'd let it run a little longer before making the move.

Just an FYI!

Here's John Palumbo's 72 Ric...all original as far as I know

Too bad about the pickups!

Club 66 - I've played there a couple of times... cool place - acient garage - oak rafters and all... a bit of as hike for me but maybe for a bit of 'the Sky'!!!

Wow! CTS has been one of my all-time favorites since the late 70s. NO ONE talks about them anymore, so it's great to hear anything about them.