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You can hear the DiMarzio VV Solo in my 1987 Squire on THE SECOND recording (Posted Below) played through my old JTM30 Combo clean.
The song was written in 1977, by my Mom, about a real woman named Elizabeth (aka Crazy Lizzy) that she knew, growing up in Texas in the 1940's. We recorded it at Buck Owen's Chester Avenue Studio in Bakersfield in 1979. Buckaroo Terry Christopherson is heard on lead guitar, hired gun session drummer extraordinaire, the late Bobby Gallarrdo (The Strangers - Lefty Frizzell Band) and Buckaroo Doyle Curtsinger on bass. I didn't play on this track:
In 2011, I was in the studio working on tracks for my CD when my Mom stopped by. She expressed interest in recording a blues version of Crazy Lizzy, so we started fiddling around with some melodies and came up with a very simple arrangement. This is basically a rough demo that still needs final EQ-ing. Mom was 74 when she sang this and she did all her own backing vocals and her own vocal arrangement:
https://soundcloud.com/robert-h-herndon/crazy-lizzy-mp3
For this genre, the single coil is entirely appropriate...(Sergio
)
Now I am not a keyboardist or a drummer, but I played all the instruments on this track. The keyboard was an old Yamaha that used (4) D-cell batteries, plugged directly into the console. We keep saying that we need to do a final EQ and mixdown on it....
The song was written in 1977, by my Mom, about a real woman named Elizabeth (aka Crazy Lizzy) that she knew, growing up in Texas in the 1940's. We recorded it at Buck Owen's Chester Avenue Studio in Bakersfield in 1979. Buckaroo Terry Christopherson is heard on lead guitar, hired gun session drummer extraordinaire, the late Bobby Gallarrdo (The Strangers - Lefty Frizzell Band) and Buckaroo Doyle Curtsinger on bass. I didn't play on this track:
In 2011, I was in the studio working on tracks for my CD when my Mom stopped by. She expressed interest in recording a blues version of Crazy Lizzy, so we started fiddling around with some melodies and came up with a very simple arrangement. This is basically a rough demo that still needs final EQ-ing. Mom was 74 when she sang this and she did all her own backing vocals and her own vocal arrangement:
https://soundcloud.com/robert-h-herndon/crazy-lizzy-mp3
For this genre, the single coil is entirely appropriate...(Sergio
)Now I am not a keyboardist or a drummer, but I played all the instruments on this track. The keyboard was an old Yamaha that used (4) D-cell batteries, plugged directly into the console. We keep saying that we need to do a final EQ and mixdown on it....
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