rockabilly69
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Sounds like you guys enjoyed it as much as I did!
I couldn't tell you. I've never had a staple in one of my guitars!That's a great rendition..........thanks for posting rockabilly.
How does one of those staple neck pups compare in sound to a P90? I've never played one.
Darn totting right and crank them Marshall's !That is how to do it. :yah
Better musicianship through louder amplification!
Staple sounds brighter and louder. Less mid-range-focused than a P90. I have a couple of Customs right now and I use the staple or the two pickups together most of the time.That's a great rendition..........thanks for posting rockabilly.
How does one of those staple neck pups compare in sound to a P90? I've never played one.
a real nice deep tone, great for bending blusey notes high on the neck. some of the old big jazz guitars like L5 etc can be just as good with a regular p90 in the neck slotThat's a great rendition..........thanks for posting rockabilly.
How does one of those staple neck pups compare in sound to a P90? I've never played one.
He sure is! The album he did with David Byron "Rough Diamond" has some sweet guitar playing on it as well.Yeah, Clem Clemson is great and very underrated guitarist. His playing on Colosseum Live 1971 is great.
That was cool as hell