Subj : guitar players
To   : James Salazar
From : Richard Webb
Date : Tue Sep 25 2007 04:25 pm

James Salazar wrote in a message to Joe Bruchis:

JS> I'm not sure what happened to everyone. I think over the years since
JS> the  internet has taken over. FidoNet has taken the back seat.
THIs used to be a very active echo back in the day.  Gary gilmore, a bunch of
guys.

JS> Anyway, As for the  Telecaster, That seems to be a guitar that
JS> doesn't get a lot of recognition. I  have played a few. Never owned
JS> one. But I can tell you that I like the  interesting clean tones it
JS> produces. Probably the cleanest sounding guitar I  have played. I
JS> like the sounds that Alex Lifeson from Rush used to get out of  them
JS> in the past. I saw them live in concert years ago and he played one
JS> on  "Tom Sawyer" Very impressive.


Yah and that was one of the old ones.

A friend of mine bought a Tele back in the late '80's that actually had
humbuckers for pickups.  SOunded like a Paul without the weight.  I liked the
original tele better, but it was nice to have that on one's sound pallet
without the weight of those heav



Regards,
          Richard
... "In some hands, all the knobs are suck knobs." -- Jay Kadis
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