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Location: Whitecourt, Ab | I was at a local lounge last night, and on the big screen was a taped version of The Stones in London.
In a number of songs Ron Woods played a solid body Ovation. Out of pure curiosity has anyone seen this, or by chance know what model of guitar he played |
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Location: Scotland | I can remember seeing Ron Wood playing a ton of different guitars throughout his career, including Strats, Teles, a couple or 3 Zemaitis, Ampeg plexiglass, Gibson L5S, Gibson Firebird, right now he has a Duesenberg signature model. I can't recall ever seeing him with an Ovation. Can you narrow it down? Single cutaway or double cut? Do you remember the venue or year of the concert? |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Ed, it sounds like you need to go back to the lounge for a little "research." |
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Location: GA USA | I agree with Mark. If Woody was playing a solid O, I'd like to see it. Maybe they'd give you the title of the DVD. |
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Location: Whitecourt, Ab | I just spoke with the lounge owner and he said it is called the Rolling Stones 4 flicks arena show. When I get a chance I'll go watch it again, and pay closer attention. I am pretty sure I saw the Ovation head, but I know very little of solid bodies. |
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Location: Scotland | I've seen that DVD. From memory Wood plays a couple of Teles, a Firebird and a semi-acoustic which could be a Gretsch or a Duesenberg. Definately no Ovations. |
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Location: Phoenix | The other night I saw a Stones video (Aftermath?). There weren't very many closeups of Woods, but there were a few quick shots, and he was playing an electric that kinda looked like it had an Ovation head--but the "ears" were a lot bigger. The body was almost teardrop shape like an old Vox. Rounded but not symmetrical though. |
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