Murph
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I did this on Garage Band with a Snowball Mic. I played the drums, the bass, the acoustic and electric guitar, and sung the two vocal tracks, which need a little help finding pitch at times.
If you have any suggestions on how to make the vocals less forced, I'd love to hear.
I love that. That is like early Eagles, Grateful Dead, Michael Murphy, etc. The vocals are fine.
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Here's my first installment......
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BOOGIE.....
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As far as the Gibson version...Nice Guitar, no doubt! Although, I never could figure
out, why they didn't bind the neck, on that model. Was that at "Chet's" request??
I noticed Lester didn't have a bound neck on most of the "Les Paul Recordings" he played. The one I owned was bound. I'm going to say these guys liked binding LESS as they got older.
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Guitar picks - this is probably to me the one thing that can change the tone of a guitar more than anything. Its also the cheapest 'modification'.
BINGO !
And after many decades of gigging I would have told you you were NUTS a year ago for saying this.
My experiments with picks started out costing me $40.00 for a single Bluechip.
Let the insanity begin.....
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Murph has a The SG that also looks sweet. I haven't seen either around on the forums in a while though.
It's not crap. The same luthiers built em', in Kalamazoo, with the same tools.
Give me a break.
Only a moron would say all Norlins are CRAP.......
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Yes' date=' it's there hiding in plain sight - I don't know how I missed it before. On the back, faint, visible through the f-hole.
X9036 25
http://home.provide.net/~cfh/gibson.html#serial -- page indicates 1954.
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You should post pictures here still so we can argue about it.
I mean discuss it.
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It sounded far better than it "should have". As always' date=' it comes down to the individual guitar.
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Ain't that the truth......
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Sorry to be so late joining the Club !
Here's mine in a Club around Jan., 2010. The side fills were total overkill, the drummer owned WAY too much p.a. gear, one reason I left that Band.
That's my 339 sitting next to it. People b1tch about Gibson a lot, I guess I'm just lucky. Mine are all exceptional guitars.
Best to ya.
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You can use compressed air, like for blowing off your computer, if you were so inclined.
I'm not......
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Whatever Slash drinks!
Slash drinks Budweiser.
Duh.......
I've seen it........
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I couldn't vote......
Budweiser was missing......
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I set mine up myself, and have gigged Gibsons for well over 30 years, never had any such problem. My '61 Melody Maker (with a Leo Quan bridge) could be gigged tonight. (the frets are about gone though......) I also wore the frets off a '72 Recording Les Paul. But it took 14 years.... (shoulda kept that one)
Murph.
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I like Canadian Club.
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You're under arrest!
Hand over the guitar, and walk home.
Murph.
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Sorry Hun. Maybe some Yoga would help loosen it up.
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Good one.
Best to ya there Karen.
Murph.
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Cool pic. Love the SG......
Murph.
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We're with ya, Bomber.......
Murph.
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I just bought my daughter a new '08 Studio Les Paul and the serial # can't be read by most people. I have the QC card, and I know, or I probably couldn't either.
The quality is fine, but I too question this practice.
Best of luck.
Murph.
Your Acoustical Performances!!!
in Gibson Acoustic
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Like riding a bike.
Good stuff.