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

[uwe]

Not a video, but he who may not be named holds an EB-2/Rivoli. Must have swapped it with the bassist for the pic.

[westen44]

Despite not having any talent himself, Lord Sutch certainly seemed to be able to get important musicians to play. 

[Highlander]

Phew... my bad...

I spotted Michael's first six words and thought he was going to war with Uwe...

[uwe]

True, Sutch was no musical talent, but he had an eye for one. And Blackmore credits him with important lessons in showmanship and letting him play pretty much what he wanted. He'd only pull young, shy and bashful Blackmore to the front of the stage when he played a guitar solo. And with the Savages he played a lot of solos.

[westen44]

Phew... my bad...

I spotted Michael's first six words and thought he was going to war with Uwe...

That is really amusing. 

[westen44]

True, Sutch was no musical talent, but he had an eye for one. And Blackmore credits him with important lessons in showmanship and letting him play pretty much what he wanted. He'd only pull young, shy and bashful Blackmore to the front of the stage when he played a guitar solo. And with the Savages he played a lot of solos.

It's possible that his accomplishments might have been greater than I had been led to believe.  I'm always ready to get a more complete view of something.  (Well, unless it's something which makes me look wrong.  Then I might not be quite so eager.)

[Rob]

Despite not having any talent himself, Lord Sutch certainly seemed to be able to get important musicians to play. 

Your Daddys' rich and your Mamma's good lookin'

[pjm]

 

[Rob]

[Highlander]

That's nice...

[Rob]

That's nice...

The drummer must be really tall his kit looks normal but he plays hunched over and rests his elbow on his leg 

[TBird1958]

This thread is so long that I don't know if this has been posted before...................

Not that it matters too much, here's Bowie with the late Trevor Bolder live in '72 - I really like Mick Ronson's
tone here too!

[Highlander]

That's fresh, afair...

[Denis]

This is a good one. Shane sounds rough but he's doing it and everyone loves him so what does it matter if he sounds rough?
The bass sounds nice.

[4stringer77]

How could we forget Wayne Fontana and the Mindbenders? Better than the Beatles perhaps? Just Imagine if Paul picked up a Rivoli or EB2 like this guy instead of a Hofner. We might still have the original mudbucker pickup design widely available on the commercial market.