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CHARLIE WATTS QUINTET IN TOKYO 1991
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24feelgood♂ 神田SHOUJIMARU 11/23/2019
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1.Ohio/CSN&Y 2.I Want Back Down /Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers 3.Night Train/Andy Talor 4.Into The Great Wide Open/Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers 5.Come Together/Aerosmith 6.20Th Century Boy/T-REX 7.Mary Jane's Last Dance/Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers 8.Runnin' Down a Dream/Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers
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1.Kings Highway/Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers 2.Ohio/CSN&Y 3.Night Train/Andy Taylor 4.I Won't Back Down/Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers 5.Wild Horses/Rolling Stones 6.Come Together/Aerosmith 7.20th Century Boy 8.Runnin' Down a Dream/Tom petty And The Heartbreakers
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SET LIST 1.Kings Highway/Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers 2.Take It Easy/The Eagles 3.Ohio/CSN&Y 4.I Won't Back Down/Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers 5.Handle With Care/The Traveling Wilburys 6.Cocaine/Andy Taylor 7.Come Together/Aerosmith 8.Runnin' Down a Dream/Tom petty And The Heartbreakers
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SET LIST 1.Runnin' Down The Dream/Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers 2.Take It Easy/The Eagles 3.Handle With Care/The Traveling Wilburys 4.I Won't Back Down/Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers 5.Night Train/Andy Taylor 6.Come Together/Aerosmith 7.20th Century Boy/T-Rex 8.The Wait/石田長生
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Gibson Electric/the american guitars vol.2
こんにちは、バスマン、レポートを評価するにはスペイン語翻訳を有効にしてください、ありがとう
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16:00
This show should come out on DVD.❤
ビデオテープ持ってます
This is wonderful. Pete´s tunes are perfect. the presentation also. And the playing is superb! Good project.
リッケンにはAC30が定番だけど、ジャズコーラスと組んでも独特の音が出るんだな フェンダーアンプにつないで試奏したときはめちゃくちゃハイ上がりでぎらついた音になってビビったが・・・・・
The great late charlie watts was a impeccable jazz drummer
The great late Pete King on alto
13:00 Roger McGuinn
WELOVEYOUCHARLIE
世界一のロックバンドのドラマーがジャズドラマーという 大好き😊
Charlie Watts: Excellent swingin' jazz drummer...impeccable dresser as well...
昔はこんな良質な番組が作れたんですねフジテレビ
ピート・タウンゼントは😅
Awesome guitar playing
こんなに素晴らしいリッケンバッカーのビデオが過去にあったなんて…嬉しい感激しました!私はリッケンバッカー歴44年ですその途中でフェンダーやギブソンに浮気をしました 昔音楽の仕事をしてた時リッケンバッカーはオールマイティでは無いから駄目だと言われましただけど音の立ち上がりや音の歯切れの良さうるさい先輩も納得してくれました 弾きこなすのは難しく派手な事はやらずコードを正解に押さえ綺麗に音を出す誤魔化さしが効かないギターです!練習しました!! ミスターロックンロールリッケンバッカー万歳🙌🎸
HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!! Thank you for the comedy video. I had a rough day and this hilarious video made me laugh so hard I forgot all about the hours of stress I had been dealing with. I thought I was going to maybe learn something about guitars or Gibson. Instead I was treated to a parody of how ridiculous some of these videos can be.
we dont listen to german
I own 2. 620-6, and a 330-12. I love them. Bucket list, holy grails for me.I suck as a guitar player, but at least I suck playing the greatest sounding guitars EVER made. Don't believe me? Ask someone else that has played them.
15:36 ---- J.J. Cale --- That´s the man!!!!
Playing over the hills and far away by Led Zeppelin on a Rickenbacker 12 string is like playing blackbird by the Beatles on a les Paul.
LOL!! So damn true....
"He was a guitarist who wanted a louder guitar." Was there ever any other kind of guitarist?
08:26 These basses look at lot like the Chris Squire (CS) signature model!
動画ありがとうございます。 今日この動画に出会って、30年間の謎が解けました。 1992年当時高校生だった僕は、この回の終盤、ロジャーマッギンの演奏の後に流れる曲をとても気に入ったのですが、ナレーションの内容を勘違いして、トムペティの曲だと思い込みました。どちらも聴いたことがなかった僕には、違いがわからなかったのです。そして、トムペティのアルバムをむさぼるように買い込みました。しかしどんなに探しても見つからず。あの曲はいったい何だったんだろうか、と言う思いを抱え続づけていました。 そして2022年の今日、この動画に出会い、あの曲が流れ、なつかしさに感激したのとあわせて、あの曲はいったい何だったのか、また探りたいと思い、スマホで検索したところ、Roger McGuinn の King Of The Hill だったことがわかりました。すぐにSpotifyでお気に入り登録しました。 ナレーションの通り、二人の声や歌い方は本当によく似ていますね。今となれば、トムペティに出会えるきっかけとなったので、間違えたことの後悔は全くありませんが、当時はＣＤ買わなきゃ聴けなかったのが、今やスマホ一つでなんでも聴けてしまう。音楽を聴く環境も大きく変わったな、と実感しました。
このビデオをテレビ番組用に録画しましたか？何年になりましたか？アルゼンチンからの手紙
It was from a TV Program. And I have the VHS.If you need it, I can send it to you.
Wow... beautiful! Which brand was the volume 3 of these series?
昔ビデオテープで持ってたな。懐かしい。宇治テレビと言われる前の作品。
Reminds me of the Beatles
Roger McGuinn playing Mr Tambourine Man for me in his living room made me tear up.
I have the Roger Mcguinn video demo tutorial but his piece here must be earlier. Wish I could see the bit where he speaks about the 341/12
Any Rick fans getting discouraged with no English at the beginning might want to stay tuned, there's an epic interview/Rick 12 string demo with McGuinn.
Thanks for the "heads up"! I almost moved on...
失くしてからずっと見たかったビデオ！！ 20年ぶりに見られて感激しています。
喜んでいただけてとても嬉しいです。 当時、私もこの番組の大ファンでした。
What song is played at the very end???
Lloyd Pinto pinball wizard by the who
@@astrangeday5504 Thanks a lot.
Japonês chato !!! Deixa a boca!!
Japanese narration got me naruto running.
Holy shit. John absolutely butchered the pronunciation of George Beauchamp's name.
That is the way it’s pronounced.
Damn, that old hand done routing 4:43 that they did before they switched to CNC machines is crazy. He plowed through that wood so quickly and flawlessly. This must be 1991 since they're making the John Lennon signature model 12:30.
He's just pushing it, underneath is a pattern the base is on...but still very nice work
よく見てました。ナレーションの語り口にはまりました。
22:28から始まる曲名分かる人いますか？JJですか？当時videoを買って以来、25年？来の謎なんですｗ
If the guy around 9 mins thinks Jimi Hendrix wasn’t born in 1952, he shows how out of touch with his market his company was and is. The idea that GIbson somehow developed a guitar that met the needs for the sixties generation of players doesn’t recognise that Hendrix played Fenders and that Gibson continued to miscue its development of models even after the belated success of the Les Paul. Listening to Henry in 1990s (?) is so ironic given Gibson’s QC and financial problems in 2018.
Jimi Hendrix was born November 27th 1942 In Seattle.
Narration is in Japanese? But interviews are in English, so persevere if you are initially discouraged.
Wow did I just get schooled. So according to CEO and owner John Hall, Rickenbacker is a specialized guitar for a very special purpose for a very narrow market. I find this shocking. I have held that they can be used for anything. I still think they can yet it may not be what they were designed for. I may be misunderstanding him somewhat.
He's talking bullshit. Sure a Rick excels in the kind of music for where it is best known for but look up the Peter Banks era of Yes, Fugazi and early Genesis to truly hear what else a Rick can do. In fact when I bought mine I was surprised how well it responds to a fuzz pedal, I'm pretty sure that if Josh Homme would try it he'd be using one with Queens of the stone age.
RastaSaiyaman I am familiar with Peter Banks (RIP). I am still unsure what the company intent is. Of course, I am free to use the guitars any way I please. And I like doing things different than what most people are doing. But, there is no greater authority than John Hall. I am very curious as to what his intentions are since I respect him and love his product. Rickenbacker makes such exquisite guitars. I am, however, in complete agreement with you about their versatility. I must be misunderstanding him.
Dans Music If Rickenbacker and Hall started to redesign their models for the current trends and market they would probably be confronted by the issues affecting other legacy brands like Fender and Gibson, or have to start from scratch and design in competition with later-established brands like PRS in the same price range. It’s probably better that they stick to their design and marketing approach regardless of whether it actually reflects their customers use of the instruments or not. I’m considering buying a 330 at present and the only thing that deters me is when I feel restricted to how its been used by well-known artists... but then, there’s a lot of ground between Pete Townshend/Paul Weller and Roger McGuinn/Johnny Marr.
fossilmatic That's a great point. But boy, I wish I could sit down with him for a couple of hours. Public image is a big deal. I wonder how honest or open a manufacturer can be with its public without incurring a negative outcome. I think strings are going to be stiffer to bend on those hollow bodies. Apparently that's part of the tone. I find I have to work harder at distortion tones because the signal is more harmonically complex. But in the end, more satisfying. Ricks have an over the top treble which is great for cutting through in a band situation. Or so I'm told.
He's saying they are not a diverse instrument and very limited to being a one trick pony. LOL.