Guitar Players
About Group
This group is for guitarists who have a common interest in the guitar playing of the Zappa world. Feel free to share and discuss not only Frank and Dweezil's incredible six-string prowess, but also the contributions of others such as Lowell George, Denny Walley, Ray White, Ike Willis, Adrian Belew, Steve Vai, Mike Keneally, and other guitarists who have worked with Frank and Dweezil at one time or another. Emphasis should be on their work for the Zappas, and can include technical information such as gear used, techniques employed, and other specialties that some of these stunt guitarists brought to Zappa music. Video links, tabs, quotes, interviews, tips and any other related information can go here. The sky's the limit. Now, grab your favorite axe, and shut up 'n play yer guitar like reent-toont-teent-toont-teent-toont-teenooneenoonee!
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Happy Birthday David Gilmour
@ GMBG - you're going to have to write a strongly worded letter to Frank on this one (since it is a replica of his guitar ;) ) lol
rosewood fretboard??????? unacceptable -- if you are going dark, ebony is the ONLY way to go - Maple is fine for a strat toy, but for a real guitar, it has got to be an ebony fretborad -- accept no substitutes!
Nice! Thanks for the specs Tommy.
First mention of the Frank Zappa Roxy SG making their way into store.
Due April 1st 2013
http://www.thomann.de/gb/gibson_frank_zappa_roxy_sg.htm
Gibson Frank Zappa Roxy SGGibson Frank Zappa Roxy SG, limited edition of 400 worldwide pieces, thomann e-guitar, mahogany body, mahogany neck, rosewood fretboard, 22 frets, 43 mm nut width, 628 mm scale, Tunomatic bridge with Lyre tailpiece and flat bar levers, 57' classic pickups with 2 mini switches for phase switch and coil split, taken from the SG he played thomann at the Roxy concerts from 1973, color: Vintage gloss, incl. hardshell case and certificate of authenticity.
Simo rocks!
Nice tones.
It never hurts to try, though.
'58 Les Paul - '68 Marshall. Hard to top this tone.
Jimmy Page is 69 years old now. He should do some kind of tour. you'd think, right?