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Location: Metzingen, Germany - South of Stuttgart | Peter Horton. Noone will know him outside of Germany/Austria, but everybody who knows Sigi Schwab will know him too. They had a hot duo in the eighties.
Happy picking, Martin
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Location: Mt Clemens, MI USA | My favorite guitarist, Jimmy Page.
He plays a double neck O on the No Quarter DVD. |
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Location: south of munich, Germany | Michelle Shocked - See cover of "The Texas Campfire Tapes" |
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Location: fremont | GERRY BECKLEY
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Location: fremont | ME,PLAYING MY 1990 COLLECTORS SHALLOW BOWL IN MY
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Location: South Portland, ME | Originally posted by unpluggedthumb:
My favorite guitarist, Jimmy Page.
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Location: Scotland | I think you'll find that the guitar in the picture is not an Ovation. Page had a couple of triple-necks built by Brit luthier Andy Manson, so it's likely one of those. |
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Location: NJ | Master Manson also did a very nice small-bodied (smaller than a parlour) guitar for Ian Anderson. |
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| Andy Manson is a real good guitar builder. Hugh Manson (his brother) is phenomenal. |
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Location: NJ | . . and Charlie's a "killah". |
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Location: ms | Todd Rundgren. |
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| I'm gettin' old. I didn't even see that one comin'. :o |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | it's the meds... |
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Location: Mt Clemens, MI USA | Originally posted by dstan:
Originally posted by unpluggedthumb:
My favorite guitarist, Jimmy Page.
He plays a double neck O on the No Quarter DVD. |
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Location: Mt Clemens, MI USA | My ADD is not getting worse! This quote is from some website discusing the No Quarted/Unledded show.
It says Page DID indeed play an Ovation Double neck.
"...guitars he used in Unledded: an Ovation 6/12 doubleneck; a custom-made acoustic tripleneck, which adds a mandolin to the mix; and several conventional six string acoustics."
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From factbites.com
"Some of Jimmy Page's acoustic instruments include several Ovation guitars (including 2 Ovation Elite double neck acoustics), a Martin D-28 and a D-45, a Gibson J-200, a Gretsch 12 string guitar as well as mandolins (a Fender and a Gibson), a banjo and a harp guitar."
So, I again submit Jimmy Page as an Ovation player! It was an elite style, cherry colored with black around the edge as I recal. |
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Location: NJ | He had an all-black one, as well. |
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Location: SunShine State | Garth Brooks |
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Location: Scotland | Garth Brooks? That settles it, if that fat wanker plays one I'm selling all of mine. Guilt by association. |
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Location: SoCal | "played" one. Long time ago.... |
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Location: Scotland | still... it's not worth the risk |
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Location: SoCal | Well, if you feel that way, I'll give you $1.78 for the GC shiny bowl.... |
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name one Ovation player ...
