Music videos featuring Fat-Bottom Girls (Rippers, Victories, etc)

[Denis]

That G-3 sounds great.

[Hörnisse]

[Denis]

Wow, a fretless Victory Artist!

[uwe]

Ralphe Armstrong. He also had a fretless maho RD Artist, but the fretless Victories - either Artist or Standard - were more plentiful.  That said, while I have a fretless Vic Standard, it's been to a decade since I saw the last fretless Vic Artist on ebay, shouldn't have let that last one get away, it was only around 550 bucks winning bid at the time ... 

[Dave W]

When I first heard this, I was sure it was Gene Pitney. Not sure whether or not the vocalist was really influenced by him.

[Denis]

Ralphe Armstrong. He also had a fretless maho RD Artist, but the fretless Victories - either Artist or Standard - were more plentiful.  That said, while I have a fretless Vic Standard, it's been to a decade since I saw the last fretless Vic Artist on ebay, shouldn't have let that last one get away, it was only around 550 bucks winning bid at the time ... 

I think I saw a fretless Artist on eBay within the past year. I think the twin pickup Victories look cool as hell.

[Hörnisse]

[Denis]

The bass sounds great!
Is that considered a fat-bottom girl, though?

[Dave W]

I think Rivieras or EB-2s were intended to be in the EB-0 to EB4 thread, but there aren't any hard and fast rules.

[Highlander]

EB0 - EB4 = EB0 + EB1 + EB2 + EB3 + EB4, not that I'm nit-pic... was that a squirrel...? 

I guess from some aspects there are seldom more bass's with more "booty" than an EB2 ...

[Hörnisse]

The bass sounds great!
Is that considered a fat-bottom girl, though?

Yeah, I was a bit confused of where to put the EB-2 and Rivoli basses.  You have to love Jeff Beck with the Fender Esquire though.

[TobaccoRipper]

Love the Sound of an EB 2! Check this out:

[gweimer]

Lookie what I found!

[Highlander]

Saw that tour and iirc he certainly did not use an RD at Hammersmith...!

[uwe]

But he played that natural RD Artist a lot around that time - in TV shows, when they were backing Ian's muse Ellen Foley etc.



Ellen perhaps watched Mick Jagger's stage moves a little too often.  

And that vid here is noteworthy for the fact that Ian Hunter's identical twin brother seems to be on drums on this interesting cover of one of Great White's more popular hits.