Pinball Wizard (video from Tilburg April 2010)

[Didier]

Played by "Shadooguy" :



Didier

[JimN]

Hmmm...

I saw the Shadooguy performance, but perhaps not all of it (I certainly saw the start of it), since I don't remember that rocking version of Pinball Wizard / See Me, Feel Me. Thanks for posting it, Didier. I must have left the room by then.

I love bands who (can) specialise in the Farrar period! Well done, Shadooguy!

Renato Vianello of Milan (with his group Gli Amici) is another who keeps the flag flying for that period of superb recordings.

JN

[George Geddes]

Any idea what bass, the bassist is playing?

George

[dave robinson]

Any idea what bass, the bassist is playing?

George

A wild guess would be the one that he is in possession of . . . . . .

[Didier]

Any idea what bass, the bassist is playing?

George

The bass Christian Pradalié is playing is a Fender "Stu Hamm Urge" standard signature made in Mexico (1993) : http://www.fendertelecasterguitars.net/ ... -standard/
He likes it very much because the poplar body is verly light, and the thin neck has excellent playability. The only drawback he found is that the settings of the active electronics are not easy to master.
He has two of them, one red and one blue.

It wasn't long produced, and a "model II" was later made in the US with alder body and different PUs.

Didier

[George Geddes]

Thanks, Didier....

George

[geronimo7476]

Nice one Didier. Nice to watch live bands 'specially when they do it well!
Cheers CC

[Lensor]

Thanks for posting that one Didier. I enjoyed listening and watching. Len

[Didier]

Any idea what bass, the bassist is playing?

George

The bass Christian Pradalié is playing is a Fender "Stu Hamm Urge" standard signature made in Mexico (1993) : http://www.fendertelecasterguitars.net/ ... -standard/
He likes it very much because the poplar body is verly light, and the thin neck has excellent playability. The only drawback he found is that the settings of the active electronics are not easy to master.
He has two of them, one red and one blue.

It wasn't long produced, and a "model II" was later made in the US with alder body and different PUs.

Didier

Here is a close-up of this guitar, played by its proud owner :



This guitar was initially blue, and has been repainted in red, so don't expect to find the same on the market. There is only one with this colour, and it's not for sale !

Didier