What was Henderson using on this cut ?
Jack A. Zucker
That's my favorite tone on the CD. I assume that's his Matchless ?
-Jaz
--
Jack A. Zucker
Cleveland, OH US
Check out my jazz guitar page at:
http://w3.gwis.com/~jaz
Stratoman6
>
>That's my favorite tone on the CD. I assume that's his Matchless ?
>
>-Jaz
Just looked it up in the liner notes and it doesn't say?? He had a better
fusion tone on the Dr. Hee LP, IMO. I wonder if he actually played the Fender
he's holding in the liners, or was it the Suhr??
BTW, it's a great retake of his original comp.
I know you didn't like his take on Giant Steps, but I thought it was fresh!
What about 'ol Vic with his patented "flemenco" runs on " Two for One"?? A
bass bud of mine said he had to have sold his soul to the devil to play like
that:-)
Regards,
Stratoman
" Gonna make pretty womens jump and shout..." Don't you know Muddy Waters
invented 'lectricity?
For pics of my new baby girl Emma, go to
The Davis and Smith homepage http://members.xoom.com/1HappyFamily
jsuhr
before I knew Scott.
He has a nice web page now http://home.sol.no/~afrimans/
Later
Suhr
Stratoman6 wrote in message <19981014181349...@ng142.aol.com>...
Stratoman6
>before I knew Scott.
>He has a nice web page now http://home.sol.no/~afrimans/
>Later
>Suhr
Thanks for the info on his homepage, John. I was talking about whether or not
he used his Suhr SH model on the new Vital Tech Tones cd or the Fender he's
holding in the liner notes.
I have no idea what Scott used on the Dr. Hee lp, but only know that I loved
the tone he got on it.
STRATQUEEN
Hampshire. Is there a place online I can order it from, using a credit card?
Thanking you in advance......
--Sharon
<I>Slide on........ </I>
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Kamchak Tuchuk
strat...@aol.comQnospamQ (STRATQUEEN) wrote:
>Any idea where I can get the Tribal Tech stuff? I can't find it in New
>Hampshire. Is there a place online I can order it from, using a credit card?
>Thanking you in advance......
>
>--Sharon
CDNow or CDuniverse have them.
I'd put a recommendation in for "Face First" or
perhaps "Primal Tracks" which is a best of kind of
thing. They have RA clips at cduniverse btw. Also
I think they're located up there in your area. Or
maybe Connecticut. They're very fast and my
experience w/ them has been really good.
Nice to see you around here again. Heard you have
a bum leg. Is it career threatening? You tryin' to
jump off those Marshall stacks again?
STRATQUEEN
<<Nice to see you around here again.>>
Thanks, I miss several friends here when I'm offline for several days at a
time.....
<<Heard you have a bum leg. Is it career threatening? You tryin' to jump off
those Marshall stacks again?>>
I wish it were that exciting! Actually, I was playing basketball in a lawyers
league with some incredibly aggressive players, and a 6'7, 320 pound guy fell
on me.....(ouch!). I have a "subluxated patella" with soft tissue injury, so I
just have to stay off my feet as much as possible. My friends have been great,
chauffering me around and doing errands for me, so it's working out okay.
Ron Thompson
>
> I wish it were that exciting! Actually, I was playing basketball in a lawyers
> league
Sorry to hear that...
> with some incredibly aggressive players, and a 6'7, 320 pound guy fell
> on me.....(ouch!).
Whole game broke up, they was all chasin the ambulance...
> I have a "subluxated patella"
Good name for a band that.
> with soft tissue
mmmmm...soft tissue...
> injury, so I just have to stay off my feet as much as possible. My friends have been great,
> chauffering me around and doing errands for me, so it's working out okay.
Bum.
Well, SOMEone has to fill in fer Hart you know...
--
rct
The opinions above are mine and mine alone.
Ericb
strat...@aol.comQnospamQ (STRATQUEEN) wrote:
> Any idea where I can get the Tribal Tech stuff? I can't find it in New
> Hampshire. Is there a place online I can order it from, using a credit card?
> Thanking you in advance......
>
> --Sharon
>
> <I>Slide on........ </I>
>
>
Sharon, Amazon.com has some great cd titles, but the best for obscure
"guitarist" music is Audiophile Imports.....They had loads of Scott
Henderson, Michael Landau, Tribal Tech, and every other "fusion" guitarist
you'd ever be interested in! ERIC
Nick Delonas
>I wish it were that exciting! Actually, I was playing basketball in a
lawyers
>league
Basketball?!
Yikes! Guitarists and basketball don't mix. Ever notice how many pro
basketball players wear splints on their fingers?
(Just say no.)
--
Nick Delonas
Cult V
http://www.cultv.com
Kamchak Tuchuk
strat...@aol.comQnospamQ (STRATQUEEN) wrote:
> My friends have been great,
>chauffering me around and doing errands for me, so it's working out okay.
Yeah, sure! (wink, wink, nod, nod) I saw that
episode of Roseanne too! : )
evil twin®
<thom...@admin.tc.faa.gov> wrote:
>STRATQUEEN wrote:
[buncha stuff]
>> injury, so I just have to stay off my feet as much as possible. My friends have been great,
>> chauffering me around and doing errands for me, so it's working out okay.
>
>Bum.
>
>Well, SOMEone has to fill in fer Hart you know...
What? Are you saying I'm a bum? Or are you saying I'm an
errand boy? Or are you saying I'm a chauffer? Or are you
saying I have a chauffer? What? WHAT!?!
I wish you people would make sense once in awhile...
Daniel R. Haney
> Kamchak Tuchuk wrote:
> <<Heard you have a bum leg. Is it career threatening? You tryin' to jump off
> those Marshall stacks again?>>
>
Equine Manure!! Prevaricator!!
You gimped yer leg doing Ted Nugent antics (and not well enough).
Fess up.
-drh
--
STRATQUEEN
<<Yikes! Guitarists and basketball don't mix. Ever notice how many pro
basketball players wear splints on their fingers?>>
I've been playing basketball for close to 30 years, and have had only one
"jamming" injury.... but Steve (SEF) recently pointed out I might want to
switch sports, due to my CTS, as well as the risk of jamming fingers, etc. Now
that my knee is messed up, I think I'll try swimming for a while!
--Sharon
Slide on........
STRATQUEEN
<<What? Are you saying I'm a bum? Or are you saying I'm an errand boy? Or are
you saying I'm a chauffer? Or are you saying I have a chauffer? What? WHAT!?!
I wish you people would make sense once in awhile...>>
Sean, why don't you fly into New Hampshire and stay with me for a while.
You're semi-entertaining and I'm bored to tears and can't do much yet....being
semi-bedridden and all.......hehehe.
Nick Delonas
>Now
>that my knee is messed up, I think I'll try swimming for a while!
Sounds like a winner to me.
I've been walking two miles every day, but you'd never know it to look at
me. I'm tippin' the ol' scale at 320 these days. That's 120 lbs over my
ideal college weight. Sheesh!
When I had the looks, I couldn't play. Now that I can almost play . . .
Oh well.
So do ya think big fat guitarists stand any chance in this market? I keep
trying to think of something cool a guy of my build could wear. The best I
could come up with is a shirt with an elephant face on it. I thought it
might be neat to have tusks rolling over my shoulders and a great big fat
trunk coming out of my belly button. I'd rig it so it could salute, trumpet
and squirt water on people or something.
My wife rolled her eyes at the idea, which generally isn't a good sign.
I do at least have a very cool-looking hat. As long as people only look at
the hat, I'm okay. ;-)
In any case, I suggest you avoid being cavalier when it comes to your hands.
You've only got two and need 'em both.
I wonder if amateurs can insure 'em? We don't necessarily make much money
with our fingers, but after years and years of practice they're definitely
worth *a lot*, don't ya think? (Too much to risk jamming 'em anyway.)
SEFSTRAT
<<'ve been playing basketball for close to 30 years, and have had only one
"jamming" injury.... but Steve (SEF) recently pointed out I might want to
switch sports, due to my CTS, as well as the risk of jamming fingers, etc. Now
that my knee is messed up, I think I'll try swimming for a while!>>
Just don't play tiddly winks. BAD for your CTS.
:::ducking:::
Steve
SEFSTRAT
Boelan
in Gear information. Thanks to John Suhr putting Scott's homepage link on his
www.suhr.guitars .com I believe on Dr Hee and The Players album Scott
Henderson used Mesa Boogie Quad Preamp and 295 Power amp , The Quad has
modification on the treble pot EQ.
I helped him geting rent a marshall Head & cabinet when he was playing
in Asia, this is his arsenal world tour on that time with Tribal Tech
TS-9, KORG A3, Custom Audio Electronic Single mini mixer, CAE Mod Vox Wah, Boss
chorus pedal, and Last that I believe " His trade mark late 80's secret sound
" you know kind of slow gears sound ! " a custom volume foot controller box
" That you could see in his homepage too.
By the way my favorit Scott's Solo is in First album of Chick Corea Electric
Band and solo on Jean Luc Ponty Album circa 86 or 87 with a song named "Fable"
( THE BESTTTT SOLOOO I ever heard from him)
Later
Baron
Jack A. Zucker
The original question I asked was regarding the Dr Hee cut on the *NEW* CD
with Victor Wooten, not the original recording.
-Jaz
--
Jack A. Zucker (Jaz)
Cleveland, OH USA
E-mail: j...@gwis.com
Check out my jazz guitar webpage:
Web: http://w3.gwis.com/~jaz
Boelan wrote in message <19981018090423...@ng128.aol.com>...
Dan Stanley
>
><<Yikes! Guitarists and basketball don't mix. Ever notice how many pro
>basketball players wear splints on their fingers?>>
>
>"jamming" injury.... but Steve (SEF) recently pointed out I might want to
>switch sports, due to my CTS, as well as the risk of jamming fingers, etc.
Now
>that my knee is messed up, I think I'll try swimming for a while!
Worked for Brian Jones...
SDan
Carlginger
>Guys,
>
>The original question I asked was regarding the Dr Hee cut on the *NEW* CD
>with Victor Wooten, not the original recording.
>
>-Jaz
That's most likely the CAE OD-100 head,
with a bunch of pedals in a Brasdshaw
switching system.
It's probably his red Strat with Suhr's pickups in it.
Go look at his gear on his web site.
Carl
Stratoman6
>
>The original question I asked was regarding the Dr Hee cut on the *NEW* CD
>with Victor Wooten, not the original recording.
>
>-Jaz
He used a strat!!! Whadaya think he'd use ;-)
I just finished going thru his web site and he probably used that very same
gear that the site has pics of. You can get your answers there...
Regards,
Stratoman
" Gonna make pretty womens jump and shout..." Don't you know Muddy Waters
invented 'lectricity?
For pics of my new baby girl Emma, go to
Stratoman6
>in Gear information. Thanks to John Suhr putting Scott's homepage link on his
>www.suhr.guitars .com I believe on Dr Hee and The Players album Scott
>Henderson used Mesa Boogie Quad Preamp and 295 Power amp , The Quad has
>modification on the treble pot EQ.
This is what I'm talkin' 'bout, a man that knows his early gear of a guitar
player:-)
Thanks for the info Baron, you just reminded me that Scott did use Mesa on the
Electric Band and Players lp's. I saw Scott with Chick years ago and remember
being the idiot who got to the venue early just to pick his brain about his
playing technique and approach to improvisations.
> I helped him geting rent a marshall Head & cabinet when he was
>playing
>in Asia, this is his arsenal world tour on that time with Tribal Tech
>TS-9, KORG A3, Custom Audio Electronic Single mini mixer, CAE Mod Vox Wah,
>Boss
>chorus pedal, and Last that I believe " His trade mark late 80's secret
>sound
>" you know kind of slow gears sound ! " a custom volume foot controller
>box
He was only on one Chick lp, and I think that was 85 or so...
I faintly remember his whole rig, I was more into his playing. I remember a
beat to shit strat he had and the Mesa stuff.
The tones on Dr.Hee were great post modern sounds, really set the stage for
others to bridge a gap or two, so to speak.
>" That you could see in his homepage too.
>By the way my favorit Scott's Solo is in First album of Chick Corea Electric
>Band and solo on Jean Luc Ponty Album circa 86 or 87 with a song named
>"Fable"
>( THE BESTTTT SOLOOO I ever heard from him)
>
Been to the website, NICE!!!! Gives a complete run down on his gear, in fact,
I was there checking it out and then perused rmmg and found your post.
Coincidence, nope, fate!
Thanks for your help Baron...
Kamchak Tuchuk
<stan...@tiac.net> wrote:
>
>STRATQUEEN wrote in message <19981017163259...@ng120.aol.com>...
>Now
>>that my knee is messed up, I think I'll try swimming for a while!
>
>
>Worked for Brian Jones...
>
>SDan
But not for John Denver.....
Carlginger
>He used a strat!!! Whadaya think he'd use ;-)
>
>I just finished going thru his web site and he probably used that very same
>gear that the site has pics of. You can get your answers there...
>
>
>Regards,
>
>Stratoman
I believe he used the same gear pictured
on his web site as well.
The chorus that comes in about a minute and a half into the song is most likely
the Arion or
Boss, either which are good for that fast rotating speaker sound.
Carl
Carlginger
>This is what I'm talkin' 'bout, a man that knows his early gear of a guitar
>player:-)
>
>Thanks for the info Baron, you just reminded me that Scott did use Mesa on
>the
>Electric Band and Players lp's. I saw Scott with Chick years ago and
Baron knows his stuff.
The man is a gear fanatic.
I even got a bit of Scott using a Tremoverb head from a few years ago.
Carl
Richard
// Dear Stratoman Have you check Scott's homepage? Its KOOLLLL.. Especially
// in Gear information. Thanks to John Suhr putting Scott's homepage link on his
// www.suhr.guitars .com I believe on Dr Hee and The Players album Scott
// Henderson used Mesa Boogie Quad Preamp and 295 Power amp , The Quad has
// modification on the treble pot EQ.
// I helped him geting rent a marshall Head & cabinet when he was playing
// in Asia, this is his arsenal world tour on that time with Tribal Tech
// TS-9, KORG A3, Custom Audio Electronic Single mini mixer, CAE Mod Vox Wah, Boss
// chorus pedal, and Last that I believe " His trade mark late 80's secret sound
// " you know kind of slow gears sound ! " a custom volume foot controller box
// " That you could see in his homepage too.
// By the way my favorit Scott's Solo is in First album of Chick Corea Electric
// Band and solo on Jean Luc Ponty Album circa 86 or 87 with a song named "Fable"
// ( THE BESTTTT SOLOOO I ever heard from him)
I'm trying to find the best examples of Scott Henderson's work.
What's the best of his work from Tribal Tech? How's his work with
Joe Zawinul?
Also, the only Jean Luc Ponty CD I could find with the term anything
like "Fable" associated with it was the CD titled "Fables." Is that
the JLP CD you're referring to?
Finally, the Chick Corea Elektric Band's first CD; is it the one with
these tracks on it, circa 1988?
1. King Cockroach
2. Elektric City
3. Got A Match?
4. India Town
5. All Love
6. Silver Temple
7. Side Walk
8. No Zone
9. Cool Weasel Boogie
10. Rumble
11. City Gate
--
// net . earthlink @ huddler
Steve Sklar
nicely...lookin' all buff, and stuff.
Beefcake.
BEEEEFCAAAAKE!!!
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Nick Delonas wrote:
>
> STRATQUEEN wrote in message <19981017163259...@ng120.aol.com>...
> >Now
> >that my knee is messed up, I think I'll try swimming for a while!
>
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Lavitz. Man .its awsome...
Yup the Fables album from Jean Luc Ponty Scott solo on Fables song ...
Its the best solo I ever heard from him. it's so melodic.
Yup..... Chick Corea 88 Electric Band there was Scott and Carlos Rios
Played guitra tracks. King Cokroach song has crazy solo by Scott too.
I havent heard any of Zawinul Syndicate CD with him. Is it good? I love
Zawinul when he was with Jaco in Weather report..
Regards
Baron
Boelan
like an idiot too ....hehehe
Thanks to you too Stratoman . You remind me to my old days when I learning all
position on guitar.. (tried to figure out composite scale stuff hehehe)
How about Mike Stern, Roben Ford and Larry Carlton is any body in NG
like his playing ? I helped those guys back in old days with their equipment
stuff. Their secret sound is on their Brain....
Right now I am kind of miss with Jaco Pastorius stuff.. ( He was a
great Musician)
By the way nice homepage that you have and Congratulation for new born baby.
Later
Baron
>
>Thanks for the info Baron, you just reminded me that Scott did use Mesa on
theElectric Band and Players lp's. I saw Scott with Chick years ago and
remember being the idiot who got to the venue early just to pick his brain
about his
playing technique and approach to improvisations.
>He was only on one Chick lp, and I think that was 85 or so...
>I faintly remember his whole rig, I was more into his playing. I remember a
>beat to shit strat he had and the Mesa stuff.
>The tones on Dr.Hee were great post modern sounds, really set the stage for
>others to bridge a gap or two, so to speak.
>
Stratoman6
>like an idiot too ....hehehe
Well, they did have a numbing effect on me. All of that virtuosity on one
stage, I went home feeling very humbled:-)
>Thanks to you too Stratoman . You remind me to my old days when I learning
>all
>position on guitar.. (tried to figure out composite scale stuff hehehe)
> How about Mike Stern, Roben Ford and Larry Carlton is any body in NG
>like his playing ?
Robben Ford is an all time fave of mine. I took one month, when I was a kid,
to try to learn the "Mulberry Street" solo of Carltons.
Tells ya what I was with my time as a youngster. And I wasn't using the
bathroom for extended periods of time, as some would leave you to believe...LOL
I helped those guys back in old days with their equipment
>stuff. Their secret sound is on their Brain...
Nah Baron, it's in their hands...
.
> Right now I am kind of miss with Jaco Pastorius stuff.. ( He was a
>great Musician)
> By the way nice homepage that you have and Congratulation for new born
>baby.
Thank you sir, means a lot. All she does is eat, sleep and ...
BTW, lemme know what your new pedal board is like when you get it.
> Later
> Baron
>>
Regards,
Stratoman
" Gonna make pretty womens jump and shout..." Don't you know Muddy Waters
invented 'lectricity?
For pics of my new baby girl Emma, go to
The Davis and Smith homepage http://members.xoom.com/1HappyFamily
jsuhr
boost on and the gain at 8 with a tube screamer. The guitar was the Fender I
made him with 2 Duncan humbuckers, 1 single coil. We now make a replica
called the Scott Henderson Model (figure that). He said he did that album
very quickly and this was the quickest way to get a tone. He prefers to use
the amp with now pedals in the studio but says it usually takes longer to
get the tone just right (miking etc) On his newest tribal (not released yet)
he used the OD100 exclusively with no pedals and says it is the best tone he
has got yet. I havent heard it yet but I cant wait.
Suhr
Jack A. Zucker wrote in message <70crbk$htm$1...@news.gwis.com>...
jsuhr
that I made for him with two Duncans and a V60 style middle single coil. The
Orange strat was sold and is now in Japan, he replaced that with his Candy
Apple Suhr, I'm also making him another guitar like the Candy Apple but with
a humbucker in the bridge in Black Cherry metallic.
Stratoman6 wrote in message <19981015122504...@ng26.aol.com>...
>>I emailed Scott for an answer on this but I think that album was 1987?
long
>>before I knew Scott.
>>He has a nice web page now http://home.sol.no/~afrimans/
>>Later
>>Suhr
>
>Thanks for the info on his homepage, John. I was talking about whether or
not
>he used his Suhr SH model on the new Vital Tech Tones cd or the Fender he's
>holding in the liner notes.
>
>I have no idea what Scott used on the Dr. Hee lp, but only know that I
loved
>the tone he got on it.
>
>
Ross M Stites
strat...@aol.comQnospamQ (STRATQUEEN) writes:
>Nick Delonas wrote:
><<Yikes! Guitarists and basketball don't mix. Ever notice how many pro
>basketball players wear splints on their fingers?>>
>I've been playing basketball for close to 30 years, and have had only one
>"jamming" injury.... but Steve (SEF) recently pointed out I might want to
>switch sports, due to my CTS, as well as the risk of jamming fingers, etc. Now
>that my knee is messed up, I think I'll try swimming for a while!
I play basketball as much as I play guitar and jammed fingers is definitely
a problem for me. I get one pretty bad once every couple of months.
Two years ago a broke the joint on my left ring finger. It took about
10 months to get 100%. I tape all of my finger joints except pinkies
and thumbs every time I play now and it really helps. I get minor
jams, but nothing series. Now if I could just quit getting stitches
in the face (3 times in the last 2 years...) I'd be ok!:)
Swimming is a great exercise when you've got lower body joint injuries.
If you aren't a great swimmer, running in chest/neck high water is
also excellent. This was SOP for all knee and ankle injuries when
I played football. (Talk about nasty finger jams!)
How was that for absolutely no guitar info,
Ross