Jack Bruce's VI at the HOB
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Jack Bruce's VI at the HOB
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Re: Jack Brue's VI at the HOB
uhm..very interesting..look at the standar jag switchplate and the reversed slant bridge pickup..If I don't go wrong I remember a similar painted JM with 3 pickups that bleonged to Clapton in the Cream era and then given to Hendrix..it's in the hard rock cafe of somewhere in the world..
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Re: Jack Brue's VI at the HOB
Seems like such a shame to see it stuck to a wall. Someone should be playing it.
Why should we buy postage stamps? We can make our own.
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Re: Jack Brue's VI at the HOB
Who's Jack Brue?
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Superfuzz
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Re: Jack Brue's VI at the HOB
Jack Brue is none, but Jack BruCe instead was the bassist of the overcharged blues band called Cream that featured Clapton on the guitar (when he was cool and nothing than boring) and Jinger Baker on drums.LP26 wrote: Who's Jack Brue?
Bruce and Baker where so good that almost overshadowed Clapton at that era.
Curious that Baker in the late '70s came to Italy to work effectively as a BAKER in a small town near mine.
(sorry for the funny OT)Architecture students are like virgins with an itch they cannot scratch, never build a building 'till are fifty, what kind of life is that?
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Re: Jack Brue's VI at the HOB
Oh... yeah, the "C" changes everything!
And wasn't it Ginger (not Jinger) Baker?
Or maybe we're talking about that group called Half and Half instead of Cream.
Jack Brue on bass, Jinger Baker on drums and Eric Clayton on guitar.
And wasn't it Ginger (not Jinger) Baker?
Or maybe we're talking about that group called Half and Half instead of Cream.
Jack Brue on bass, Jinger Baker on drums and Eric Clayton on guitar.
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Re: Jack Brue's VI at the HOB
No it's Ginger, I don't know how it came out with "J"..LP26 wrote: Oh... yeah, the "C" changes everything!
And wasn't it Ginger (not Jinger) Baker?
Or maybe we're talking about that group called Half and Half instead of Cream.
Jack Brue on bass, Jinger Baker on drums and Eric Clayton on guitar.
Architecture students are like virgins with an itch they cannot scratch, never build a building 'till are fifty, what kind of life is that?
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Re: Jack Brue's VI at the HOB
Eric Clapton had an SG that was painted like this.Superfuzz wrote: uhm..very interesting..look at the standar jag switchplate and the reversed slant bridge pickup..If I don't go wrong I remember a similar painted JM with 3 pickups that bleonged to Clapton in the Cream era and then given to Hendrix..it's in the hard rock cafe of somewhere in the world..
Why should we buy postage stamps? We can make our own.
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Re: Jack Brue's VI at the HOB
Yeah I've seen it this summer at the Hard Rock cafe in Lisbon..amazing paintjob..but I'm still sure of a similar Jazzmaster..every time I go to an HR cafè I look to their book of guitars untill someone of the stuff kick me out!!pullover wrote:Eric Clapton had an SG that was painted like this.Superfuzz wrote: uhm..very interesting..look at the standar jag switchplate and the reversed slant bridge pickup..If I don't go wrong I remember a similar painted JM with 3 pickups that bleonged to Clapton in the Cream era and then given to Hendrix..it's in the hard rock cafe of somewhere in the world..
(that book cost 50€ and up, I'll never buy it :-\)Architecture students are like virgins with an itch they cannot scratch, never build a building 'till are fifty, what kind of life is that?
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Re: Jack Bruce's VI at the HOB
Awesome! Have you got other large shots like this?
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Re: Jack Bruce's VI at the HOB
Todd Rundgren currently owns Claptons SG
Bass VI prepaint
Bass VI prepaint
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Re: Jack Bruce's VI at the HOB
Rick - here ya go.Awesome! Have you got other large shots like this?
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Don't remember where it came from... Might even be a repro.
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Bass VI - A What?
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Re: Jack Bruce's VI at the HOB
It's a repro.SPudnik wrote:
Don't remember where it came from... Might even be a repro.
Some american shop made a run of "Cream" Japanese RI Bass VI and sold them on Ebay last year.
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