UNCUT Magazine - June 2007 (3 Ric bass pics)
Posted: Sat Jun 09, 2007 8:38 pm
I sometimes hit the local Barnes and Noble to see what they've got in the magazine rack for music magazines and I came across the June 2007 issue of UNCUT with a younger Paul McCartney on the cover.
For those interested in photos of the older British import model 1999 (4001S), there is a photo of McCartney playing his much changed 4001S on a boat for the "London Town" sessions on page 54 as part of a Wings article. There is also a concert shot of it sitting on stand on stage from a 1975 concert in the U.K.
Two more: the Primal Scream bassist (Mani) looks to play a 3000, and those images are on page 14. Also, there is a shot of "Doll by Doll" on page 28. Robin Spreafico is playing a 4001.
There is also a good shot of a fireglo 1999 (4001S) on page 44 in an article on the Kinks. It is an image of the Kinks from the show "Thank Your Lucky Stars." I actually want to read the article on the Kinks next.
I would doubt that McCartney will do another interview with that reporter however, though I did find out a few things about the Wings period.
I've also read the article on Joe Strummer, and ones on Marianne Faithfull and the Kinks are pending.
For those interested in photos of the older British import model 1999 (4001S), there is a photo of McCartney playing his much changed 4001S on a boat for the "London Town" sessions on page 54 as part of a Wings article. There is also a concert shot of it sitting on stand on stage from a 1975 concert in the U.K.
Two more: the Primal Scream bassist (Mani) looks to play a 3000, and those images are on page 14. Also, there is a shot of "Doll by Doll" on page 28. Robin Spreafico is playing a 4001.
There is also a good shot of a fireglo 1999 (4001S) on page 44 in an article on the Kinks. It is an image of the Kinks from the show "Thank Your Lucky Stars." I actually want to read the article on the Kinks next.
I would doubt that McCartney will do another interview with that reporter however, though I did find out a few things about the Wings period.
I've also read the article on Joe Strummer, and ones on Marianne Faithfull and the Kinks are pending.