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Location: Las Vegas | "Sounds pretty good... for an Ovation."
Well Louie Shelton, studio musician guitarist extraordinaire, and hit producer (almost ALL of Seals & Crofts) didn't have any problem recording with HIS Ovation, nor did the engineers getting a sound from a guitar that "sounds pretty good... for an Ovation."
Les
P.S. Now, which one would this be? (taken about '72-'73). |
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Location: NJ | Looks like a Legend. . . |
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Location: North Texas | Ovations have been around long enough now to not be considered a novelty instrument. Some people still don't get it, or they are are hard of hearing.
Larry Bird was a pretty good basketball player, for a white dude. |
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Location: South Portland, ME | I had no idea Larry Bird played the guitar... |
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Location: Nova Scotia, Canada | I got my GC Deluxe Ballaceer prototype from Louie...Glen had given it to him while he was a member of the house band on the Goodtime Hour show. He also included copies of his three solo albums and he is a monster player...and a great guy to boot.
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Location: Fayetteville, NC | Hey,I just saw that phot in the David Cassidy Rock Me baby Songbook! Cool photo, and yes he used Ovations quite a bit not just on the PF/Cassidy recordings but on his other sessions as well. |
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Location: Las Vegas | Originally posted by Bluebird:
I got my GC Deluxe Ballaceer prototype from Louie...Glen had given it to him while he was a member of the house band on the Goodtime Hour show. He also included copies of his three solo albums and he is a monster player...and a great guy to boot.
Wayne Hey, GREAT LINK, great pics!
Thanks!
Les
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Location: Las Vegas | Originally posted by Stevechapman:
Hey,I just saw that phot in the David Cassidy Rock Me baby Songbook! Cool photo, and yes he used Ovations quite a bit not just on the PF/Cassidy recordings but on his other sessions as well. "I cannot, in good conscience, as a reporter, reveal my sources." ;)
And I am positive too that guitar is all over the Seals & Crofts records...
Les |
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Location: Las Vegas | Originally posted by cliff:
Looks like a Legend. . . Thanks Cliff.
Les
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Location: NJ | Our high school graduation song was S&C's "We May Never Pass This Way Again".
I always liked the tone of that little solo Louie did on that.
Great player. |
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Location: Nova Scotia, Canada | Thanks Les!
You probably know this already but Louie told me he played on a great deal of the Partridge Family stuff.
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Location: Las Vegas | Originally posted by Bluebird:
Thanks Les!
You probably know this already but Louie told me he played on a great deal of the Partridge Family stuff.
Wayne I sure do! Thanks, it's good to know he was proud of it... it's damn good work!
He's a good producer too!
Les |
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"...for an Ovation" - Ovation, good enough for Louie Shelton to record with!
