The Sound of the 60s Listen to this Rickenbacker 330

[@thomaslongshore1295]

Very nice.

[@NickCormierMusic]

Great interpretation of Substitute, amazing playing over the Em! The guitar sounds amazing

[@FretboardJungle]

Thanks man! It’s a tricky little part but I’m glad I figured it out

[@josephcorcoran8714]

You’re a very good guitarist! I always listening to you play and you have excellent technique.

[@FretboardJungle]

Joseph! Thank you amigo!

[@Elaleyelunivese]

I love my Rick 330/6 Ruby Red . Great demo !!.. congrats 🎉

[@FretboardJungle]

You’re very welcome. And yes! They’re cool as heck!

[@JackFossett]

Great playing!

[@FretboardJungle]

I appreciate that, Jack. Cheers!

[@josephcorcoran8714]

Jack,
Do you still have your FireGlo Rickenbacker 620?

[@JackFossett]

@@josephcorcoran8714 of course!

[@josephcorcoran8714]

@@JackFossettthank you for getting back to me. I hadn’t seen this until today. I bought myself a 360 last year and I love the sound of it.

[@christiangiguere5266]

Great sound!

[@FretboardJungle]

Thanks Christian! Love that Ricky jangle!

[@jedschlaepfer8229]

Great playing! What’s the song?

[@FretboardJungle]

Thanks Jed! The first one is Substitute by the Who, second is Mr Tambourine Man by the Byrds. Both bands known for their extensive use of Rickenbackers

[@jedschlaepfer8229]

@@FretboardJungle Thanks a lot! Big fan of the byrds, didn’t know the who tune. Cheers for getting back.