Belle gratte land

x

Hors sujet :

Je n'aimais pas Prince, ni sa musique, ni ses grattes ... Aller, star suivante

Comment se faire des amis sur BGL, une Flying V Lonnie Mack Signature:

x

Hors sujet :

Musicalement c'était pas ma came non plus mais les live dépotaient sévère et le gus était un foutu zicos. Jamais aimé non plus le son Prince mais en live débarrassé des oripeaux de la prod', en version brutasse de décoffrage, respect.

Mack's guitar

In 1958, he bought the seventh Gibson Flying V guitar from that model's first-year production run.[46][47] Mack, who is of Scottish and Native American ancestry[46] was attracted to the arrow-shaped instrument because of his ethnic heritage.[20] Dubbing his guitar "Number 7", Mack used it almost exclusively during his career.[48]

Today, the 1958 Flying V is now considered highly collectible, as fewer than 100 were produced in that inaugural year.

In 2010, Number 7 was featured in Star Guitars - 101 Guitars that Rocked the World.[49] In 2011, it was featured in The Guitar Collection, a $1,500, two-volume set, that included a detailed essay and lush photo layout for each of the world's 150 most "elite" and "exceptional" guitars.[50] In 2012, it was included in Rolling Stone's list of "20 Iconic Guitars".[4]

Hum, une "V" rouge, c'est chouette, mais je rejoins Vinc et Deo à propos du bigsby. Je trouve que ce vibrato n'est vraiment pas adapté à la Flying V: Ça fait beaucoup de ferraille..

Très belle cette V, TexCoco , et le Bigsby (n'en déplaise aux amateurs de Floyd ou autres Kahlers ) lui va bien en fait...