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1.10pm
20 January 2015
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Hey all, I wonder does anybody knows what bass guitar Macca used for his debut album ? To me it sounds like Hofner but I found a couple of pics with Rick bass so I don’t know what to think. Anybody knows ?
5.19pm
28 March 2014
Offline Check out YouTube for some Macca Docu’s. You should be able to see what he’s playing!
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7.18am
20 January 2015
Offline What documentary ? I can’t find any. Maybe it’s blocked.
7.24am
28 March 2014
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I’m thinking “Wingspan” on the top of my head, which is a DVD, so it could be blocked, but there are always ways of finding his stuff there. Usually I would type in Paul McCartney 1970 or album, and see what ever else pops up in the suggestions.
Here’s a quick search find:
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Online This site any use @LennonMacca? The archive release had a deluxe edition, that might be of some use.
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11.58am
17 January 2016
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I was looking around seeing if I can be any help, but alas.
I’m not a musician, play only a little guitar and am not really technical so I wouldn’t know anything unless it was documented somewhere. I think it sounds like his Hofner, too, but I could be dead wrong.
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12.42pm
20 January 2015
Offline On 2:59 on documentary you can see Rickenbacker bass (so, no Honfer) and Telecaster & Casino guitars. It’s still interesting because some songs on the album definately sounds like Hofner, what d’ ya think ? 🙂
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Bongo12.49pm
17 January 2016
Offline I see that too, now that I watch. He must have been using his Ric as well as the Tele and Casino, then. Again, I’m not a musician and have no technical knowledge and don’t know unless documented.
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