Music videos that feature EB0 to EB4 and SG variant basses...

[Highlander]

Hush, now, my child... in time, we could call in Ted, the mechanic, to do a fix for us, after all, he's a bit of a speed king, don'tchaknow...

Oh yeah... I just looked out and I think it's going to be alright, as there's one moon in the sky...

[gweimer]

Herbie, you are one smooth dancer.

[Granny Gremlin]

This is what I think of now for mudbucker tone-




http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdrJ-_iGmjE&feature=related

1000x yes.  Love these dudes.  If I were to time travel to Hamburg in the 60s it wouldn't be for the Beatles.


... anyway, here's something local (to me) and modern (for you olde tymers) and with ladies (for you pervy olde tymers):



That drummer likes to sneak in to shows at my studio badly disguised as a roadie (walking in with the band carrying a guitar or something before doors open) and smuggling her own booze in.

[Highlander]

Post as much modern as you like GG, including anything worthy of your own...!

Gary... there's a myriad of colourful posibilities, with Purple being but one end of the Rainbow, and the absence of colour resulting in Black... more ideas are always possible...

[Granny Gremlin]

Nothing SG/EB lately.... though I have been thinking there's a few songs I'd want to use the EB3 on if/when we get around to recording them.

[uwe]

1000x yes.  Love these dudes.  If I were to time travel to Hamburg in the 60s it wouldn't be for the Beatles.


... anyway, here's something local (to me) and modern (for you olde tymers) and with ladies (for you pervy olde tymers):



That drummer likes to sneak in to shows at my studio badly disguised as a roadie (walking in with the band carrying a guitar or something before doors open) and smuggling her own booze in.

I have doubts whether the timeless rules of Western European harmony dogma were fully observed by these young lasses, but it has something. Mybe not two hours of it though. Their

That's a pretty liberal statement for someone who just spend the morning listening to the  DTS 5.1 Steve Wilson remix of Jethro Tull's Thick as a Brick and followed that with the DTS 5.1 mix of Ian Anderson's recent Thick as a Brick II, dontcha think?

[clankenstein]

theres porcupines in them trees.hang on,heres a brick.

[uwe]

Tiran slots it up:

[Highlander]

Nice clips... sure we've had some Doobies back a while but not these ones...

What is that Gibbie that Tom Johnston's playing in China Grove...? not sure I've ever seen that style with a "jazz" depth body...

[Rob]

Nice clips... sure we've had some Doobies back a while but not these ones...

What is that Gibbie that Tom Johnston's playing in China Grove...? not sure I've ever seen that style with a "jazz" depth body...

325?

[Highlander]

Not one of those - looks like the body depth is more akin to an "acoustic" guitar...

[nofi]

looks kinda like a byrdland but the body is too fat.

[Highlander]

Still no idea on that guitar...

In the meantime, some really early Slade with a track from the Ambrose Slade days...



... and a Beatles cover from the same set - Noddy with the EB3...

[Highlander]

... and anuver one...



... and two versions of My Friend Stan with Noddy on the EB3 again...



A note about "live" appearances on UK TV from this era - the Musicians Union insisted that acts appearing "live" had to produce an "alternate/live" version, to keep musicians employed - annoying, but it resulted in a lot of differing mixes, or sometimes totally different recordings, so they could comply with the rules...

[gweimer]

I wasn't sure where to put this, so I put it in both....