that's who could show up that day, but then there's another audience who are on UA-cam, DRUM SOLO in mid 40's is a great addition! missing the B3, Peterson added another dimension to this group, they frame Robben beautifully.
I think it’s a 60’s conversion. It looks like it started as an SG Special with P90s and had humbuckers put in. Not sure if they refin’d the headstock. I have never seen that style logo on a 60s. I have a ‘68 SG Special that I put mini humbuckers in and it sounds fantastic. It had already been modded before I got it otherwise I would have left it as it was.
we had this debate just last Friday on another vid, obviously it's the same guitar. One guy said this .............. "Since I got a closer look I think it's a neck from an SG Special put on an SG standard and headstock overlay replaced with the old Gibson insignia, probably done by Joe Glaser in Nashville"
@@chrislestermusic Yeah, that's why I said someone else said it, seems a little far fetched however plausible. He could not even spell Glaser's name correctly, I though that was odd. Even so, it sounds great don't it ? But then Robin could make a $200 Squire sound great
@@brachashighhopeshomestead226 Not Robben's name. I was saying there is no "Overdrive Special by Dumble" on the front right panel. This is a clone amp with no label added.
RF - and his band - sounds as good as ever, but was there even a live audience? What kind of music did they expect anyway? Something to dance to or what? Good grief, man.
Did you see at 41:00 the stupid cameraman steps on the amp cable and knocks out the sound,and Robben had to tell him to get off of it? You're right, the audience is giving them nothing. What a disaster.
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Robben is the best guitarist and composer since a lot of time ago.... incredible... the audience have no idea of nothing...
Yeah, what's up with the audience?
@@hanskung3278 They we’re drinking cement in the bar before the gig started.
that's who could show up that day, but then there's another audience who are on UA-cam, DRUM SOLO in mid 40's is a great addition! missing the B3, Peterson added another dimension to this group, they frame Robben beautifully.
Love his sg sound. So clear.
super show, Robben is incredible!!
What a crowd!! When this happens I always wonder, 'why did they come?'
Robben Ford rules.
Volume on the Bassline needed a pump up!!
Looks totally elegant with the SG….as does the PRS…..when I saw you you had that Riviera….sounded grrreat……
What a bitter and boring public! Thank you Robben for your great music.
Anyone know the story on the SG?. Different Gibson logo, like real early acoustics.
I think it’s a 60’s conversion. It looks like it started as an SG Special with P90s and had humbuckers put in. Not sure if they refin’d the headstock. I have never seen that style logo on a 60s. I have a ‘68 SG Special that I put mini humbuckers in and it sounds fantastic. It had already been modded before I got it otherwise I would have left it as it was.
we had this debate just last Friday on another vid, obviously it's the same guitar. One guy said this .............. "Since I got a closer look I think it's a neck from an SG Special put on an SG standard and headstock overlay replaced with the old Gibson insignia, probably done by Joe Glaser in Nashville"
porkbelly0713 Wow. That would be quite the Frankenstein if that’s what they did. That’s cool!
@@chrislestermusic Yeah, that's why I said someone else said it, seems a little far fetched however plausible. He could not even spell Glaser's name correctly, I though that was odd. Even so, it sounds great don't it ? But then Robin could make a $200 Squire sound great
porkbelly0713 It does sound great. I have always favored his tone with his white tele but I think I prefer the SG now.
55:30 makes me feel a little better, even the best do it.
What was Robben Ford saying "I don't play fast."
26:36 CAnonnbal shuffle
UP! Great and incredible licks dude!
I am Brazilian and love Robben Ford! A guitar Good
IMO RF with The Blue Line were the best
Soundman loves snare I see.
Really Miss that Dumble Tone
I see his Dumble back there.
@@davidsheriff9274 Not his. A clone. No name on the front.
@@brachashighhopeshomestead226 Not Robben's name. I was saying there is no "Overdrive Special by Dumble" on the front right panel. This is a clone amp with no label added.
Midnite..................kicked my ass good
Even Robben has to deal with lousy crowds.
it's part of life when you go out there, isn't it? I've heard huge artists say they went thru this, even the Beatles like in Germany sometimes.
what is this audience ???, Robben is great
What is this for an SG?
I just do a lot more.
Great playing by Robben Ford - too bad that the audience SUCKS
came for Robben, not for the audience
I think there were no mics on the audience. This might be straight off the board.
He's an excellent guitarist but he needs a singer and he can do back up .
RF - and his band - sounds as good as ever, but was there even a live audience? What kind of music did they expect anyway? Something to dance to or what? Good grief, man.
Did you see at 41:00 the stupid cameraman steps on the amp cable and knocks out the sound,and Robben had to tell him to get off of it?
You're right, the audience is giving them nothing. What a disaster.
Lamento meu comentário, que deveria se ater a um dos meus guitarristas favoritos. Mas... sua voz é chatíssima, moça.