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Check these out. Some of the coolest stuff I've seen. http://www.guitar-muse.com/multi-guitar … magic-4509 Some look a little difficult to play but they're all very cool
Amazing pictures. I can't begin to think about how to play one of those. The thought makes me dizzy. I know people can do it, I just don't want to consider how much practice and patience it takes.
In the 60's I owned a Mosrite twin neck solid body guitar with twelve strings on the top neck and six on the bottom. Both necks sounded great but the thing weighed 40 pounds. Even a wide shoulder strap had me getting numb in my left arm standing up at a four hour gig.
It was stolen from my house by a former band member.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Mosrite-Joe-Map … 671wt_1037
I played an old Ibanez 6-12 string once. The 12 string side played like a dream. I put it down right away. I could feel a case of GAS coming on. I didn`t even try the 6 string side. As far as a doubleneck mosrite goes. Has anyone ever seen a Moserite that wasn`t dripping with cool. No matter how many necks it has.
In the 60's I owned a Mosrite twin neck solid body guitar with twelve strings on the top neck and six on the bottom. Both necks sounded great but the thing weighed 40 pounds. Even a wide shoulder strap had me getting numb in my left arm standing up at a four hour gig.
It was stolen from my house by a former band member.
40 pounds! Jimminy Christmas, I bet when you played "The Weight" you knew what you were singing about. (That's a song by The Band--you probably know that . . . I like to play it cuz it's got a Bm once in ever verse line.)
tubatooter1940 wrote:In the 60's I owned a Mosrite twin neck solid body guitar with twelve strings on the top neck and six on the bottom. Both necks sounded great but the thing weighed 40 pounds. Even a wide shoulder strap had me getting numb in my left arm standing up at a four hour gig.
It was stolen from my house by a former band member.40 pounds! Jimminy Christmas, I bet when you played "The Weight" you knew what you were singing about. (That's a song by The Band--you probably know that . . . I like to play it cuz it's got a Bm once in ever verse line.)
You are absolutely correct, M.B. We played that song when it first came out. Nowadays I do a comedy version of it entitled "Take the Fat off my Fanny" about Nutrisystem. E-mail me if you would like the lyrics. The music is the same.
toots
I don't want the lyrics Toots. I want to hear it! PLEASE play that on one of the Skype calls.
- Zurf
I don't want the lyrics Toots. I want to hear it! PLEASE play that on one of the Skype calls.
- Zurf
Yeah, me too! I love that song "Jenny, I got your number" you do with your grandson. YOu can send me the lyrics for your song on email, I think just click on my email thingy by my name.
BTW, Toots, I always thought the line was "Take a load off, Annie." Not, "Take a load off, Fannie!" Sounds like the punch line to a joke! Even my brother did too, and he was the one who taught me the song. I looked up the song on Wikipedia, and it said that Robbie Robertson got the name "Nazareth" from the label on his Martin guitar. (I bet you already knew that!) Now if I were to be inspired by a location on the label on my guitar it would read "Made in China"!
Hey, there might be a song in that . . .
Hey, there might be a song in that . . .
(G) This laminate guitar
Has (Bm) come from very far
(C) Designed in Carolina
But (G) made by kids (D) in Indochina.
That is a great start M.B.!! - Build on that, I'd love to hear it!
Sorry M.B. I could not resist the edit to your song. Looking forward to seeing, and hearing, the finished work.
Roger
yes cool site and some what difficult to play. [link to personal commercial site removed by moderator]
Check these out. Some of the coolest stuff I've seen. http://www.guitar-muse.com/multi-guitar … magic-4509 Some look a little difficult to play but they're all very cool
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Sorry M.B. I could not resist the edit to your song. Looking forward to seeing, and hearing, the finished work.
Roger
You guys are awesome!!!! Wow, a little encouragement goes a long way and really puts a smile on your face.
Here's a chorus maybe,
C
There might be a song in that
G
But the sound is kinda’ flat
C
One day I’ll get my wish:
D G
A guitar that’s made in Nazareth.
Roger, I'll learn to do a real format, thanks to your inspiration.
OK so a second edit to add the chorus, and, I added a G7 to bring the chorus in 
.
M.B. If you go to your post and click on edit you will see what I have done to make your song look 'purdy'. You will notice a second {soc} (start of chorus), but this is not normal and a little gremlin made me put it there to keep the formatting true.
Roger
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