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November 10, 2010 at 2:47 pm #30385ajaxParticipant
For all the guitar players out there…does anyone know the type of guitar that is used in the beginning of Are You Down? I really love the tone. I suspect it is a Strat, but was wondering what others thought. Thanks.
November 10, 2010 at 5:16 pm #44719LWjettaParticipant@ajax wrote:
For all the guitar players out there…does anyone know the type of guitar that is used in the beginning of Are You Down? I really love the tone. I suspect it is a Strat, but was wondering what others thought. Thanks.
Just a wild guess here as I’m not really a guitar player, just a fan… from the liner notes on “Are You Down”
Bo Ramsey on resolectric.
But Bo has an extensive collection as per the following quote from the December, 2009 issue of Premier Guitar Magazine.
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No, I don’t really collect. I try and keep things moving, you know. There are certain pieces that I have no intention of selling. I have like 20, somewhere around there. I have two Strats, the 1980s ’62 reissue and a ’69. I have a 1980s ’62 reissue Telecaster and a 1962 Gibson ES-335, which is a really great guitar that I’ll probably hand down to my kids. I have a late-’40s Gibson J-45 that I’m very attached to, and an early-’50s Gibson LG2. I also have a Jerry Jones 12-string electric guitar, and I have a Taylor 12-string acoustic guitar that was given to me. That’s a great guitar. I have three or four Silvertones—a couple of them are really outstanding guitars, probably my best slide guitars. I have a ’58 Silvertone with one pickup, and it’s probably the best slide guitar that I own, and one that’s from the early 1960s with the pickup near the neck—that’s another outstanding slide guitar. I have a ’60s Supro Dualtone that’s a real great guitar, a real beast. It’s got two Seymour Duncan Seth Lover humbuckers in it. Those are kind of my main tools. I do have a Reverend Flatroc that I got that’s just a good solid tool, a good solid guitar. I’ve been taking that out quite a bit. It’s a great slide guitar; it stays in tune real well. I have an early-1990s first generation National Reso-Electric that I use in the studio,
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lwjNovember 11, 2010 at 2:14 pm #44720ajaxParticipantThanks LW. I appreciate it.
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