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3 days ago |
guitarplayer.com | Jas Obrecht |Christopher Scapelliti
Over his long career, Mick Ralphs played a range of electric guitars, including models by Burns, Epiphone, Fender and Gibson. In his cover feature published in the September 1979 issue of Guitar Player, the guitarist — who died June 23 of complications from a 2016 stroke— took a deep dive through his history, taking us from his very first budget axe to the dream guitars he played in the 1970s with Bad Company.
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4 days ago |
guitarplayer.com | Christopher Scapelliti |Jas Obrecht
Mick Ralphs had the distinction of playing in two storied rock and roll groups in his lifetime: Mott the Hoople and Bad Company.
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5 days ago |
guitarplayer.com | Christopher Scapelliti |Joe Matera
The story behind the fuzz pedal’s creation is well known to most guitarists, but it goes a little something like this. The effect was born on July 12, 1960, while country superstar Marty Robbins was cutting the song “Don’t Worry” at Bradley Film & Recording Studios in Nashville, better known as the Quonset Hut. Hired for the session was guitarist Grady Martin, who brought along his Danelectro UB-2 six-string bass guitar.
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6 days ago |
guitarplayer.com | Christopher Scapelliti
Woodstock is remembered as three days of peace, love and music. But for every person who attended — and for every performer who played — the 1969 festival would come to mean something entirely personal. For Who guitarist Pete Townshend, it was a dispiriting tragedy. The group’s set in the early morning hours of August 17 featured a performance of their then-new groundbreaking rock opera, Tommy.
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6 days ago |
flipboard.com | Christopher Scapelliti
9 hours agoAn Arkansas woman, who was missing for more than a year, has been found. Tori Milsak, 35, was last seen on June 6, 2024, in Hot Springs, Ark., per a statement from the Hot Springs Police Department (HSPD). At the time, the department said that Milsak may have “mental health concerns.” She was …
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