Came across this tonight. Music festival in 1972. Double 24”basses!
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Classic pic!
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ahh...the early 70's. What a great time to have a band! Great picture!
-Mark
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Man, I love the sound and look of Longhorn bass!
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The Rickenbacker guitar and Honor keyboard were mine also! Dramas verb from the pro drum shop in Hollywood
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Yeah, cool kit! The Danelectro bass also commands respect.
thejohnlec
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BTW, what are the sizes of those toms? They almost look like timbales!
-Mark
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Here's another cool drum kit. Joe Butler of "The Lovin' Spoonful." March 1968 at Buffalo NY State Teachers' College. In the gym.
Joe normally played a black Ludwig Super Classic with an extra floor tom...For this gig, and for the remainder of the Spoonful's gigging (with John Sebastian as lead singer), Joe used two sets of timbales and a stationary hi hat mounted atop his black bass drum. Definitely a unique sound to his kit!
Regards, Marty Black
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