'59 burst playing

[Thomas/Sweden]

Sounds pretty nice.

 

[Dilemma]

Jammer boy needs a couple links taken out of his Rolex bracelet me thinks.

 

[Left Paw]

Sounds great, and killer chops. Nice phrasing with good touch and a real feel !!

 

[Bobby Mahogany]

Jammer boy needs a couple links taken out of his Rolex bracelet me thinks.

Some like a "low hanging" Les Paul.
Some like a watch that hangs low on the wrist.
It sure doesn't restrict him playing that guitar.

 

[Dilemma]

Some like a "low hanging" Les Paul.
Some like a watch that hangs low on the wrist.
It sure doesn't restrict him playing that guitar.

Nope. His playing is great.

 

[elephantrider]

dood has some pretty dang good choppies. and that rig sounds fanfreakintastic.
he definitely does it some justice.

 

[eric ernest]

Extra points for the Synchronicity artwork on the wall and using John Marlow's (Formerly known as "Banker" here on the MLPF) 18 watt clone. A+

 

[scott 351 wins]

Nice guitar/amp combo and his playing is very nice. Well done.

 

[Oldskoolrob]

Wish I could sound like that.....

 

[dsmcl77]

Wish I could sound like that.....

Buy a steel Rolex Oyster.

 

[Oldskoolrob]

lol my cheap-ass-15yr old 'Pulsar' is doing the job just fine.


...truth be told I'm probably more jealous of the contacts he has to have the chance to play a '59

 

[dc007]

Very nice sound coming from that rig......but when you play that well you can make a lot of stuff sound good.

 

[JCarno]

Since when has Roger Daltrey been known as a "guitar player"?
Nice tonze bro!!!

 

[Breakrite]

That was refreshing...kudos for the sharing.

 

[1969 weatherman]

thanks for sharing. made my morning
great chops with great feel. made that 59 justice.

 

[Gar]

His playing is great, watched a few of his videos in the past.

 

[dspelman]

Over a relatively short period of time (five years?), I played 30 (give or take one) separate burst serial numbers. Here in LA, there are quite a few (between collectors, vintage dealers, guitar shows and the like) and it's relatively easy to do this. A pair of them were at Rumble Seat Music when I was in Ithaca, and I nearly traded a car for one (still my favorite and largely unplayed).

 

[Uncle Vinnie]

My Cockney is a little rusty. Translation please.

Seriously, nice axe … and nice sound.

 

[Family Man]

How in the world do people wear the area between the pickups and under the strings? I can't think of a way to naturally touch that spot while playing. It's gotta be a good 1/2" below the strings!

 

[sws1]

How in the world do people wear the area between the pickups and under the strings? I can't think of a way to naturally touch that spot while playing. It's gotta be a good 1/2" below the strings!

I was told it was due to fingerpicking, but that still doesn't make sense to me.