G'Day Mates

For those of you who may not subscribe to Vintage Guitar Magazine I offer this link for your interest and perusal

http://www.vintageguitar.com/9486/jeff-beck/

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"Another day in paradise!"

Excellent. Thank you !

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A-man

ZZdoc Great great Read! I also enjoyed the video at the end of the article havent listened to Beck's Bolero for eons! Not sure of the spelling but that young bass player Tal Wilkinson is something else also.Ive seen her on several other youtube vids!

Again Thank you for the wonderful share!

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Mona
"Music is What Feelings Sound like"

One of the JB guys!

Jeff Beck
Joe Bonamassa
James Brown
Jeff Buckley
John Bonham
etc.

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Being able to play and enjoy music is a gift that's often taken for granted.

Don't leave home without it!

My pleasure in having done so. I used that article to illustrate a point I was making in the EC Red thread on the Custom Shop Forum. Then thought to share the article with the rest of the members. You may want to check out the exchange between Mike and Chromeface which sparked my comments and weigh in with your own points of view.

As far as Tal is concerned....saw her first on the Crossroads concert and was jawdropped to say the least. She also did the JB at Ronny Scott's gig. She is someone whose background and discography you should become familiar with.

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Great interview about a great guitarist. Jeff Beck never ceases to amaze and inspire
Thanks for posting.
cheers,
Alex

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......it's a topsy-turvy world when noses run and feet smell...

I forgot to mention how much it was mentioned about his hearing being about shot.I have to believe there are a LOT of people in this forum who can relate in someway or another about hearing..I know mine is not so great after years of listening and being near some very large amps..back in the day never even thought about or considered ear protection alas

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Mona
"Music is What Feelings Sound like"

Thanks Doc! that's a great read. Was fortunate enough to see JB in Manchester a couple of years back, he has always been one of my favourite players and continues to inspire and dazzle.

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Ya'll need to come over to that "EC Red" thread on the Custom Shop Forum!!!! An interesting exchange between Mike, and myself regarding the truthfulness of certain facts in this article and how can we rely on published information in general.

MUY IMPORTANTE

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Nice close to the gear section of that article:

Ah, I think I caught that show...!

Thanks for the post, Doc.

Cheers - C

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I posted two links on the Red Strat thread. The second, more recent, is London 2010. I see no reason to doubt the veracity of the one on one posted. The content therein supports Eldred's statement to the effect that the Suhr pickups were built during John's tenure with Fender. Thus, the substance of that question in the Dan Forte interview is incorrect from their source which is the guitar tech. I've suggested to Mike Eldred that a letter from him to the editor of Vintage Guitar is in order.

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Great article Doc! Thank you for posting!

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you can save the world with your guitar one love song at a time it's just better, more fun, easier with a fender solid body electric guitar or electric bass guitar.

My pleaseure RH. Have a look at the Red Strat thread and the other two links I posted. The second link is a most interesting personal one on one.

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The items posted for reading spoke for themselves. Therefore you questions are deemed asked and answered. Hmmmmmmm. This one will be a one to watch. Methinks there is a reincarnation afoot.

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Hehe, awesome.