Robben Ford Discussion

This SG is one made by the late Taku Sakashta.

RIP.

I've been trying to download it for two days. 4 out of 7 downloads have failed and required multiple attempts to get them. I may have finally gotten all of it today. I'll know when I get home from wor ...

I bought the Robben Ford Blues Revolution at the truefire.com site.

It's amazing how he shows that so little can do so much. The "less is more" concept is at its highest here.

It works ...

R.I.P. Jim Marshall, father of the most iconic guitar amp in history.

His amps helped to create new types and forms of music, specially Rock in its various forms.

You'll be sorely missed. He's s ...

It's working already. Yesterday there were three zendrives on ebay. This morning there are seven!

Fanboism at its worst!

;)

I've seen him in the 2010 Crossroads Festival's video.

His playing was then already hindered, so I knew it was just a matter of time.

R.I.P.

I was offered a 339 at the right price...I think that'd be the one.

I can't afford a real 339, so I'm waiting for the Epi 339 to hit Europe to get one.

I have two 335 copies, my #1 is a 1980 MI ...

I simply LOVE Greg Mathieson's playing.

I know him being the original keyboard player with Larry Carlton that played in all of his earliest records.

It could've been very interesting to see him ...

Chris has played with Robben Ford's brothers band, the Charles Ford Blues Band in several occasions through the years, even one time (that I know of) including Robben himself.

I bought the Scuffham.

Greatest sounding guitar amp sim ever!

When Mike finally gets a Reverb to be used in standalone mode, I'll gig with a laptop, audio/MIDI interface, Footcontroller and FRFR ...

Goodbye Gary.

You've left us much too soon.

Requiem In Pace.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CMWj77fZb0&feature=related

HTH,

When touring in Europe, Robben gets a couple of rental Fender Twins where Daved changes the speakers to G12-65s.

I have a couple of the new ones and I simply LOVE the tone produced.

Comparing th ...

I don't think about the old ones, as the new ones are excellent. If they can keep up with consistency, they're hard to beat.

Renowned jazz guitarist Herb Ellis, 88, died at his home in Los Angeles on March 28. He had Alzheimer's disease.

Requiem In Pace.