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Originally Posted by Gregc57
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05-09-2024 12:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Hammertone
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i grabed thsi some years backs
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Originally Posted by HammertoneOriginally Posted by Doug B
Last edited by Hammertone; 05-10-2024 at 11:18 PM.
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Originally Posted by Marty Grass
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Emily sure knew her way with the ES330. Although she altered the P90s into humbuckers.
Boy, could she play and we lost her too early
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Damn, she's good!
Thanks for sharing,
Greg
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Agreed on all counts. My two favorite albums of hers (now out of print, “Take Two” and “Catwalk”) have excellent examples of her playing with that instrument. For example, “Pocket Wes”, Track 1, side 2 on “Take Two”;
There are a couple of guitars I let go over the years that I regret selling, one of which was a 1966 ES-125TC. That was an outstanding guitar, pretty much the sound I had been chasing. But circumstances years later meant I had to sell it. Every so often, I get the itch to buy another, but the prices keep rising (though still less than its close cousin, the 225).
I can approach the sound with my P90 equipped Les Paul, but it’s not quite the same. The 125-TC was actually a good seller for Gibson. I think it would be even now if they reissued it.
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Although not officially a Gibson, the Epiphone Elitist is related somewhat, beautifully made and worth a mention. Play nice too!
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