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GravityBoy
OK one for the gear heads.
It's a Fender Telecaster Thinline Mick is playing.
What is the amp?
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Edited: I'm guessing Fender Princeton :-)
Nice warm tube shimmer to it.
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xke38
Fender Champ (Silverface)?
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xke38
Fender Champ (Silverface)?
Does a Champ have a red light on the right side of the control panel?
I'm gassing for one of these now.
I've got a Fender Mustang II that is supposed to emulate both these amps (The Champ emulation is pretty good on clean). But you can't beat the real thing.
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GravityBoy
So it does.
I think it's probably a Champ between Ike's legs (you know what I mean).
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GravityBoy
I don't think Ike was entirely pleased.
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GravityBoy
Think about it.
Cockney barrow-boy sings black blues in black voice about how nice black slaves taste to a black American sitting next to him whilst cockney barrow-boy is looking at his black wife.
I think Ike was thinking... WTF?
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Phil Good
Wasn't it one of the Ikettes - Claudia Lennear - who inspired Mick
to write that song? Think I read it somewhere back then.
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Phil Good
Wasn't it one of the Ikettes - Claudia Lennear - who inspired Mick
to write that song? Think I read it somewhere back then.
You see her briefly in the footage, there's also some photos in which it appears Mick and Claudia exchange phone numbers or something.
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Phil Good
Wasn't it one of the Ikettes - Claudia Lennear - who inspired Mick
to write that song? Think I read it somewhere back then.
You see her briefly in the footage, there's also some photos in which it appears Mick and Claudia exchange phone numbers or something.
In the footage of the Gimme Shelter movie or Ya-Ya DVD?
And where to find these photos?
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Phil Good
Got it. Thanks Majesty.
I really liked Claudia.
Saw her a couple of times with Ike and Tina and
with Joe Cocker's "Mad Dogs and Englishmen".
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Phil Good
Got it. Thanks Majesty.
I really liked Claudia.
Saw her a couple of times with Ike and Tina and
with Joe Cocker's "Mad Dogs and Englishmen".
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Koen
What's the blues he plays at the end?
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howled
God knows what I'm on about on that song. It's such a mishmash. All the nasty subjects in one go... I never would write that song now. I would probably censor myself. I'd think, Oh God, I can't. I've got to stop. I can't just write raw like that.
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Phil Good
Wasn't it one of the Ikettes - Claudia Lennear - who inspired Mick
to write that song? Think I read it somewhere back then.
You see her briefly in the footage, there's also some photos in which it appears Mick and Claudia exchange phone numbers or something.
In the footage of the Gimme Shelter movie or Ya-Ya DVD?
And where to find these photos?
In the clip posted here. Yah see her rear view behind Tina for a short bit in the clip.
Can't recall where the photos are, but I do recall ROCKMAN and I noting the apparent exchange when the photos were posted here.