Twelve string guitar

[henryevans]

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What kind of surface do we have to deal with?

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[JimN]

Not all that many.

Obvious electric twelve recordings were all with Cliff Richard: Don't Talk To Him / I'm The Lonely One / On The Beach.

I'm overlooking the fact that at least one of those was double-tracked in the studio using a six-string guitar because of intonation issues with the electric twelve. Hank used a Burns Double Six for live performances.

Acoustic twelve (Gibson B-45): My Grandfather's Clock / With A Hmm Hmm On My Knee / maybe Autumn (not sure about that one).

Any more?

[GoldenStreet]

Any more?

One that always springs to my mind - Little Bitty Tear (B-45)

Bill

[Kevin Wooten]

Autumn features Hank on 6 string acoustic. With A Hmm Hmm On My Knee features Hank on banjo.

Kevin W.

[JimN]

Autumn features Hank on 6 string acoustic.

I wasn't sure about that one. It seems to have been either double tracked or treated with some early time-shifting / pitch-shifting effect (phasing or similar).

With A Hmm Hmm On My Knee features Hank on banjo.

That is so true. But the last chorus is most certainly played on an acoustic twelve!

Bill: Good call with Little Bitty Tear!

It reminds me that Hank also used the B-45 on Mary Anne.

[JimN]

How could I forget?

The Italian "acoustic" version of Genie With The Light Brown Lamp has the same basic track as the electric (normal) version, but the lead part is played on the B-45 and not on the Burns Marvin. Issued on "Dakota"; Fremus CDFR 0520; Italy 1994.

And on the same lines (that is, recordings issued on Italian compilations), there's also the Shadows' version of the Seekers' A World of Our Own. Released on "Atlantis"; Fremus CDFR 0543; Italy 1994), with Patricia Bredin on lead vocals. This was a broadcast, transmitted on Christmas Day 1966. Someone recorded it off-air, obviously.

So...

Electric: Don't Talk To Him / I'm The Lonely One / On The Beach

Acoustic: My Grandfather's Glock / With A Hmm Hmm On My Knee / Little Bitty Tear / Mary Anne / Genie With The Light Brown Lamp (Italian version) / A World of Our Own.

[Uncle Fiesta]

The lead part on Chelsea Boot used an acoustic 12.

[iefje]

These tracks also feature Hank on 12-string guitar:
“Breakthru'” (electric).
“Bony Moronie” (acoustic).
“Stand Up Like A Man” (electric).
“If You Leave Me Now” (acoustic).
“Alice In Sunderland” (electric).
“Me Oh My” (acoustic).
“Fiesta”, part of the medley “Finders Keepers/My Way/Paella/Fiesta” (electric).
“Love Is Falling In Love Again” (electric).

Some of these definitely feature a 12-string guitar. Others do to my ears, but I could be mistaken for hearing two overdubbed 6-string guitars with those.

[RogerCook]

Tell me "What'd I say" - about 6.20 - https://youtu.be/MSC5OouQ8B4

I'm the lonely one - about 25.15 - https://youtu.be/BGEvwi759s0

[JimN]

These tracks also feature Hank on 12-string guitar:
“Breakthru'” (electric).
“Bony Moronie” (acoustic).
“Stand Up Like A Man” (electric).
“If You Leave Me Now” (acoustic).
“Alice In Sunderland” (electric).
“Me Oh My” (acoustic).
“Fiesta”, part of the medley “Finders Keepers/My Way/Paella/Fiesta” (electric).
“Love Is Falling In Love Again” (electric).

Some of these definitely feature a 12-string guitar. Others do to my ears, but I could be mistaken for hearing two overdubbed 6-string guitars with those.

There's a 12-string acoustic on If You Leave Me Now, but it was recorded some time after the J-45s and B-45 were destroyed by baggage handlers (with the six-stringers later replaced by Martins). Perhaps one was hired or borrowed for the session?

Finders Keepers (Fiesta) medley: overdub, no doubt at all. The notes don't even move in the same direction all the time. That'd be a good trick on a 12-string!

Bony Moronie - yes that's an acoustic 12-string. Probably / possibly recorded while the Gibson acoustics were in working order.

Alice In Sunderland - same as Breakthru, I'd say: double-tracked guitar (Maroc 7 also).

Me Oh My - yes - acoustic 12-string.

Love Is Falling In Love Again - No 12-string is audible, just plenty of double-tracked guitar PLUS what sounds like a Coral Electric Sitar (also heard on tracks on the Marvin, Welch and Farrar albums).

Incidentally, listening again to Love is Falling In Love Again, I am struck by how similar it is to You Rescue Me from the "Life In The Jungle" album.