Hello fellow IORRians!!!

Anybody know on which tune Keith used his Sunburst Junior when playing San Diego? There's a picture of him using it but I couldn't find out on what song even after going through the available film clips.

Tumbling Dice and YCAGWYW

All due respect with ssoul , Gibson LP Junior, not his Fender 1967 Telecaster.

It's strange, I thought he might've used it on IORR (Like in 1994-95) or Sympathy but those clips show him with the TV finished one....

Ahem - I was just checking whether you were paying attention. You were! :E
Looks like the Sunburst Junior on Can't You Hear Me Knocking: [www.youtube.com]

WOW!!! Does it mean he removed the 6th string?? It's an open G song. Crazy, he converts all my favourite guitars to 5string ones these Days!!! (In 2005 it was the Black Telecaster Custom).

Thanx for the Discovery ssoul!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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MadMax
WOW!!! Does it mean he removed the 6th string?? It's an open G song. Crazy, he converts all my favourite guitars to 5string ones these Days!!! (In 2005 it was the Black Telecaster Custom).

Thanx for the Discovery ssoul!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It really made it for Keith. His riffing on CYHMK had way more grit with the Sunburst than with the Tele, imo.

Keith behind a Junior is always say-hallelujah time

So when playing in open on a Tele he robes one string. Did he remove a string on the junior for open g?

Go Dawgs!

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nankerphlege
So when playing in open on a Tele he robes one string. Did he remove a string on the junior for open g?

He does not:

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MadMax
WOW!!! Does it mean he removed the 6th string?? It's an open G song. Crazy, he converts all my favourite guitars to 5string ones these Days!!! (In 2005 it was the Black Telecaster Custom).

Thanx for the Discovery ssoul!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It really made it for Keith. His riffing on CYHMK had way more grit with the Sunburst than with the Tele, imo.

Indeed. The switch was a nice choice, I think you noticed it right away! I wonder if Pierre or someone else suggested it or he came up with the idea on his own?

peace

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nankerphlege
So when playing in open on a Tele he robes one string. Did he remove a string on the junior for open g?

He does not:

Yes he did. This is the GS junior.

Fail, tried to upload some pictures , didn't work.
But anyway, the sunburst junior is indeed in open g 5 string now. It has been a while since keith played that guitar onstage



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M4rkRNR

[www.google.nl]

Is that what you wanted to post, M4r??
And hey!: There's a "withsssoul" buried in all that code!
(I guess a post of mine is included on that page)

Keef should get himself a green guitar. Has he ever played one?

Keith's Tele during his set in Columbus looked green.

The one from the backstage pic? For which song was it used?

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Nikkei
The one from the backstage pic? For which song was it used?

Happy. First time ever with capo on the third fret, if memory serves...

[www.iorr.org]

Scroll down the page.

Thanks. More turquoise than outright green, but what I had in mind. It fits him very well.

Interesting - to me it looked sort of slate-coloured in the backstage shot
Anyway it's in its rightful place in the Telecaster thread now: [www.iorr.org]

peace

Sooner or later someone will post a 2015 shot of it ...

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peace

That shot's from August 1st 1994 by Matthew Mendelssohn, courtesy of me.
The photographer credits that mean so much to me are right there in the title I gave the photo -
it's a sorry-making mystery that it's so hard for folks to add them when they re-post.
Photographers deserve credit. It's their work.

Our old thread all about Keith's Juniors: [www.iorr.org]

Edit: Ok ok, sorry for the outburst. But ...photographers deserve credit nonetheless, dammit!
It's their work.



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with sssoul
That shot's from August 1st 1994 by Matthew Mendelssohn, courtesy of me.
The photographer credits that mean so much to me are right there in the title I gave the photo -
it's a sorry-making mystery that it's so hard for folks to add them when they re-post.
Photographers deserve credit. It's their work.

Our old thread all about Keith's Juniors: [www.iorr.org]

I agree the photographers should get the credit they deserve, my apologies. I didn't get the photo from the iorr thread and it wasn't obvious who the photographer was.

So many photos on the internet these days don't include proper credits and are recopied many times over as such. It's not right but the sorry-making mystery is not much of a mystery, really.

peace

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Naturalust
I didn't get the photo from the iorr thread and it wasn't obvious who the photographer was.

So many photos on the internet these days don't include proper credits and are recopied many times over as such. It's not right but the sorry-making mystery is not much of a mystery, really.

peace

Where did you get it from, then? The url is to my photobucket account.
The url itself includes the date and the photographer's name.
For future reference, that's how I label photos, so re-posters have the details.



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I got it here:

[www.taringa.net]

I guess this page got it from your account. I wasn't aware of the credits included in the URL, not the place I'd normally look for them. I now notice you do that but is that a common practice?

peace

Sorry if I sounded accusatory, Naturalust - I was just puzzled and a bit taken aback.
I don't know if it's common practice to put photo credits in the url, but I hope it's getting more widespread,
because it's an easy way to preserve information that otherwise gets lost way too easily.
Anyway, back to the guitars.

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with sssoul
Sorry if I sounded accusatory, Naturalust - I was just puzzled and a bit taken aback.
I don't know if it's common practice to put photo credits in the url, but I hope it's getting more widespread,
because it's an easy way to preserve information that otherwise gets lost way too easily.
Anyway, back to the guitars.

No worries, I agree it's a great idea and I respect your making the effort to do so and reminding us of the importance of including such credits.

peace