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Location: Maine | Originally posted by Roundback:
Tony Rice played a Ovation Legend in the early 80's, and most of the Manzanita albumn was recorded using it. I understand that he still owns that one. Very...interesting fact, I've seen an ad for TRice w/ Ovation.. FRETS I think. I have that CD and never knew that.. I need to listen to it again...I assumed it was his Clarence White Martin or similar since that is what seems to be pictured on the cover..
I also located these items in the "archives" though I cannot actually listen to them since I no longer have a working turntable. uugh! Would be nice to get them(and all my other LPs) into the MP3 player..
..Tal |
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Location: Tennessee | So I guess it's OK that I use an Ovation on the bluegrass song me and Max are putting down. :cool: |
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| Most people are not aware that Tony recorded with the Ovation. They had a trivia question on his web site some time ago, and had people guess which songs he used it on. I can't remember the results, but most of the album was recorded with the Ovation. If anyone has listened to it, you know how good it sounded. I've had the album for many years. It does show Tony with the old Martin, but he uses the Santa Cruz almost exclusively, now.
Mike |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Yeah he used the Ovation for most of that album. |
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Location: Maine | The web still amazes me... I found the link mentioned earlier
http://64.233.169.104/search?q=cache:YnauWxmCstQJ:www.tonyrice.com/...
seems to start with this topic
"On a different note, speaking of questions... I saw an old advertisement recently for Ovation guitars that featured Tony's picture on it playing an Ovation. Got me wondering what the deal with that was? Just curious!
John
John Creech
Buies Creek, NC - Saturday, December 07, 2002 at 03:20:28 (GMT)" |
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Location: North Carolina | That guy's not really a bluegrass player. In that one pic he's playing a barre chord. |
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Location: NJ | ". . In that one pic he's playing a barre chord . ."
No he's not.
He's counting choruses . . . |
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| I played a barre chord once.
Then I took up jazz. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | See what happens when you do that? |
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Location: Maine | As I mentioned I'd try to do in an earlier post...Some Videos of the Marc Pruett Bluegrass Band from 1985 with Steve Sutton playing a black 1537 have been added .... take a peek here,
Videos Found Here
Enjoy! TJR |
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