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Here are a couple of video clips that bring a smile to my face.




JimK

Great stuff.


A Peavey and an Ovation though; yeuch.

paologregorio wrote:Great stuff.


A Peavey and an Ovation though; yeuch.

Oh, just ignore that. Part of the charm is George playing that Gretsch.

JimK

jimk wrote:

paologregorio wrote:Great stuff.


A Peavey and an Ovation though; yeuch.

Oh, just ignore that. Part of the charm is George playing that Gretsch.

JimK

Very true. That Gretsch is the best sounding guitar on that stage.

Great videos..!!
The Peavey is a T-60..likely one of the most under rated guitars ever. While a bit on the heavy side, it offered a VERY wide tonal range due to some fancy electronic switching. The finish on some were also very nice. A flatish neck that is very very fast To learn more

http://www.peaveyt60.com/

SG for rockabilly?

Robert Gorden w/Link Wray..when Link left Chris Spedding came aboard (I think that's the correct order) and often slung a Flying V as I recall. My favorite RG song I love the original by CT but I think this is better

I wore out my copy of that Carl Perkins a Rockabilly Session video !

Got it on dvd now.
I had to wait 15 years to get my 1957 6120,it was worth the wait though

Now, if i could just get that amp too!

octagon wrote:SG for rockabilly?

Just goes to show you, it ain't the guitar, it's the player.