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AT LONG LAST !
Yes! believe it or not we managed to get all the guys together in the same room for over six hours (without a murder) to record some songs, they're now complete and are on a 3 track EP called "Crawlin" We will be getting extra discs made soon. Yet again, thanks to all who kept asking!
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Below are our live sound ingredients and when mixed together..... It's classic rock'n'roll amigos!!!!!!
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1200 watt EV Vocal PA
Percussion Instruments
SM58 Microphones
Two lungs like spacehoppers
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Marshall JCM900, 100 Watts (Dual Reverb)Valve Amplifier
gibson les paul,
Fender Stratocaster
Fender Telecaster (Standard)
Fender Telecaster Custom (set with heavy strings and a high bridge for slide playing)
Marshall Supervibe SV-1 Chorus Pedal
Boss MT-2 Metal Zone Pedal
MXR Micro Amplifier
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Gibson Les Paul Classic Guitar(Lightburst) Levinson Blade RH4 Guitar(Transluscent Red) Marshall 30th Anniversary 100 watt Amplifier Morley Wah Pedal Digitech GNX3000 Effects Unit Blackstar HT-Dual Distortion Pedal Planet Waves Guitar Cables
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Lakland 55-94 Standard 5-string with added Sims edge LEDs Translucent blonde. Made in 2000. Bought in 2000 from Rudy’s Music Stop in West 48th Street, New York Fender Precision Bass, 4-string, Olympic white. Made in April 1964 Bought in 1976 from Largs Music in Whitehall Street, Dundee.
Wal Fretless Custom, 4-string. Birds-eye maple on mahogany core with ebony fingerboard. Made in 1984. Bought in 1984 from Sound Control, Edinburgh
Ampeg SVT 3 Pro (450 watts Ampeg SVT 2P preamp Electrovoice ELX-1R line mixer Korg DTR-2 tuner Sennheiser ew 172g2 radio link Two Hartke 1x15 XL cabinets One Hartke 4x10 XL cabinet "HERE'S A STORY FOR YA" I damaged a tuner on my Lakland and visited the Lakland workshop in Chicago to buy a replacement. While there, I asked Dan Lakin to show me a new model semi-acoustic bass I had seen advertised and he opened a case to show me the only one he had in the workshop. He offered to plug it into an amp so I could hear it but I declined until he said "it had come in for repair and was being returned the next day to its owner....KEITH RICHARDS of the Rolling Stones fame" so I said "plug it in" and sat for a couple of minutes playing Keith Richards bass. What a thrill....for Keith....only joking, it was a unique experience to play an instrument owned by one of my heroes, something I’ll never forget, and a story I tell to anyone who will listen
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yamaha drums , sabian cymbals, pool cues as sticks, (tattoos,-----------you would have to ask him)
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