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Great drummer, not only with Yes. R.I.P. -
Shango66 reacted to fendrguitplayr's post in the thread Seldom Seen Old Pics of Famous Musicians with
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Beck & Clapton - March, 1966 -
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Bloomfield & Butterfield - Boston
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Brian Jones, 1965 - sorry about the watermark
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Shango66 reacted to TeleBluesMan's post in the thread Seldom Seen Old Pics of Famous Musicians with Like.
Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker, Felix Pappalardi
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The Duke, Oscar Peterson, Dizzy, Billy Strayhorn
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Sly!
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From Yes's official Facebook page... "It is with deep sadness that YES announce Alan White, their much-loved drummer and friend of 50...
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Shango66 replied to the thread New Quilter SuperBlock Mini Heads, $249.I do a bar gig w a jazz quintet in city. There’s no bandstand to speak of and the sound man insists on getting a line into his desk to...
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Shango66 replied to the thread British Vs. American Amp/Speaker Tones.I’ve noticed the US type amps will go either USA or Brit voiced speakers but not seen the UK type amps use a USA voiced speaker.
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I'm going to get a little nostalgic.... I've just read that Alvey fishing reels are closing down and will cease manufacturing in June...
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Shango66 reacted to Steebz Khuan's post in the thread Small amp to cover jazz to classic rock... with Like.
Another vote for Quilter. I've been using the Superblock US for a couple of months and I dig it, sounds great and it's super convenient...
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Shango66 replied to the thread Small amp to cover jazz to classic rock....I just gigged my quilter superblock us. Into a 1x12 Jensen c12k... It nailed Kenny burrells late 50s tone on the 57 mode. Looking...
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Meanwhile in the New England we are still stuck with the Belligerent Beetroot.
