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The average user here does not have access to the 18watt.com database. Hard to make changes without admin access to the db.
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Ah, I thought you meant by admin.
Not that they would do it anyway...:-)


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tubetwang wrote:you freaks love trivia, i see?

who on me left on this early 70's pic?



Sell all your pedals, plug in straight into a low powered tuber and move your ass to Hamburg edgy 1961 Beatle's rock and roll!
I know I've seen that picture before somewhere... Damnit.

I tried plugging into a potato, but all I got was starch and cellulose on my plug.
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tubetwang wrote:you freaks love trivia, i see?

who on me left on this early 70's pic?
I would have loved to jam with Che :-) He was big on the protest songs I hear?
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tubetwang wrote:you freaks love trivia, i see?

who on me left on this early 70's pic?

I'm sure that after you two got done playing your acoustics, you both got the guitars behind this amp and plugged into it.

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Somehow I have the feeling that no matter how the dials are set on whatever pedal that is, the sound is gonna be just this side of a bowl of bad stew.

By the way, this thread has been very interesting. Not sure I believe all the dialogue about the Eagles, but interesting nonetheless.

Trivia question:

Which Steely Dan song mentions the Eagles?
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KC,

You really think the Eagles guitar work sounds as good now as when they had Felder? By all means, they are all good musicians, but Felder WAS the guitar tone of most their tunes. Joe is a good player, but often sloppy, which is part of his style (which I love by the way). Glen, give me a break! He should stick to singing. Whoever it is who is filling in for Felder is a decent player, but he is no Felder. Don Felder is to the Eagles as Stephen Stills is to CSN. Remove the guitar wizard and you don't have much left.
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dartanion wrote:KC,

You really think the Eagles guitar work sounds as good now as when they had Felder?
Previously, I was only commenting on how I was a bit skeptical about all the talk about the legal issues between them, but they could very well be true also. Just very interesting. I find it almost unbelievable that someone that's that closely tied to the case could let out so much info. But I'm not a legal expert, so what do I know?

I haven't heard the Eagles new lineup, but I agree, Felder had too many tone-arrows in his quiver to be replaced. What a horrible mistake. The more I think about Felder, the more I have to think that he's one of the most underrated guitarists, or unknown guitarists to ever be in a famous band. Kind of like Elliott Easton of the Cars.
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Interestingly, the guitarists I just mentioned above are Jewish.

Let me name several more who are great guitarists:

Paul Stanley

Ace Frehley

Gene Simmons

Marc Bolan (T. Rex)

Randy California

Folks, I mean absolutely no disrespect by posting this. I once saw a book about famous Jewish musicians that was riveting. I think all races and cultures should be celebrated and talked about......of course in a respectful manner.

Here's a link to that book:

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/de ... ce&s=books
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Here's more:

[2275] Hillel Slovak -- Late guitarist for Red Hot Chili Peppers
[693] Rob Bourdon -- Drummer in Linkin Park
[107] Brad Delson -- Guitarist in Linkin Park
[92] Mark Knopfler -- rock musician; leader of the British band Dire Straits
[110] Peter Green -- Founder of Fleetwood Mac, British blues master
[123] Artie Shaw -- Jazz Musician, Bandleader, Author
[107] Joey Ramone -- Leader of The Ramones; key role in 'Rock 'n Roll High School' movie
[69] Slash -- lead guitarist for Guns'n Roses
[68] Gil Shaham -- One of the most renowned violinists today
[87] Itzhak Perlman -- Grammy-winning Violin soloist and Klezmer fiddler
[70] Max Weinberg -- Drummer for Springstein and musical director for Conan O'Brien
[38] Isaac Stern -- last great violin virtuosos of his generation
[43] Guster -- A happy frappy Bob dylan sounding band on happy frappy folk mission
[42] Adam Gaynor -- Matchbox Twenty rhythm guitarist & back-up singer
[40] Herb Alpert -- leader and trumpeter of Tijuana Brass, Producer and founder, A&M Records
[38] Stan Getz -- Jazz Tenor Sax player most famous for The Girl from Ipanema
[34] Joshua Redman -- Jazz Tenor Saxophone Player
[39] Gene Simmons -- Bass, Lead Vocals for the rock band 'KISS'
[22] Jascha Heifetz -- One of the greatest violinists of the 20th century
[28] Yehudi Menuhin -- Great Jewish violinist of the 20th century
[18] Paul Shaffer -- Musical director & band leader for SNL. 'Late Night With David Letterman'
[27] Kenny G. -- (Gorelick) popular lite jazz saxophonist
[26] Jon Moss -- drummer, Culture Club, the Damned
[25] Benny Goodman -- Jazz Musician, clarinetist, bandleader
[10] John Zorn -- A diverse New York based composer\saxophone player, known for his bizarre and eccentric style.
[15] Percy Faith -- Pianist, arranger, conductor and composer
[13] Dee Snider -- Twisted Sister frontman, now actor/director ('Strangeland')
[14] The Frogs -- influential grunge/punk band. Their music covered by Pearl Jam.
[8] Anton Rubinstein -- 19th century Russian pianist and composer. As pianist, considered second only to Liszt.
[13] Lee Konitz -- jazz musician, saxophonist, bandleader
[7] Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel -- Sister of Felix; pianist and composer
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and more:

[3826] Barry Manilow -- Rolling Stone Magazine named Barry 'The Showman Of Our Generation'
[1500] Susanna Hoffs -- Lead singer of the girl group 'The Bangles'
[1705] Bob Dylan -- 'changed the face of rock and roll forever'
[1167] Al Jolson -- 1920's Broadway singer: Baby Face, Sonny Boy, My Mammy and Carolina In The Morning...
[897] Lou Reed -- lead singer of velvet underground, groundbreaking 60's band, connections to andy warhol
[869] Billy Joel -- Grammy award-winning singer/songwriter ('Just the way you are', 'Uptown Girl', 'Piano Man')
[701] Marc Bolan -- (born Mark Feld) was the guitarist/vocalist of the rock band T. Rex.
[537] Elvis Presley -- The King of Rock and Roll - yes, the King has unbroken Jewish maternal ancestry.
[444] Barbra Streisand -- The first performer to win an Oscar(2), Emmy(4), Tony(1), Grammy(10) and Golden Globe(10) Awards
[329] Neil Diamond -- 36 years of powerfull music and still going strong!
[209] Craig David -- The popular soul sensation from Southampton, England.
[160] Evan and Jaron Lowenstein -- Successful Pop Stars (They are twins.)
[197] Paula Abdul -- Grammy/Emmy award winning Singer, Dancer, Choreographer
[193] Bette Midler -- Singer and Actress: 'The Rose', 'The First Wives Club', 'Beaches', 'Down and Out in Beverly Hills'
[158] Beastie Boys -- The first caucasian rap group.
[156] David Lee Roth -- Former front man of the Mighty Van Halen, and solo artist
[126] Paul Simon -- One of the finest songwriters of our time: Sounds of Silence, Bridge over Troubled Water
[124] Art Garfunkel -- Singer and Songwriter: Scarborough Fair, Feelin' Groovy, Mrs. Robinson, The Sound of Silence
[67] Carole King -- singer/songwriter of numerous hits like 'You're Got a Friend,' 'Locomotion' and 'Up on the Roof'
[92] Phish -- popular band, grateful dead cover band
[58] Mick Jones -- Lead guitarist for the best rock 'n' roll band ever, the Clash.
[93] Gene Simmons -- Bass, Lead Vocals for the rock band 'KISS'
[85] Gavin Rossdale -- Lead singer of British rock group Bush
[83] Jakob Dylan -- Lead Singer of 'The Wallflowers' and Bob Dylan's Son
[73] Leonard Cohen -- songwriter, poet, novelist and singer
[68] Paul Stanley -- Lead singer for the rock band Kiss.
[60] Beck Hansen -- the Grammy-winning pop star
[44] Raoul Journo -- Popular Tunisian singer & oud player
[75] Lenny Kravitz -- singer. 1999 Grammy: Best Male Rock Vocal Performance
[75] K.D. Lang -- Country rock singer from Canada
[65] Adam Duritz -- Lead singer for the alternative band Counting Crows.
[60] Dana International -- Israeli transsexual Eurovison winner
[56] Randy Newman -- Singer/Composer: 12 Academy Award nominations, 'Short People', 'Mama Told Me Not To Come'
[33] Salima Pasha -- Most popular female Iraqi singer since the early 1930's (Salima Murad)
[33] Phranc -- self-proclaimed 'all-American Jewish lesbian folk singer'
[56] Perry Farrell -- lead singer of Jane's Addiction
[29] Justine Frischmann -- Elastica.s Jewish frontwoman
[40] Danny Elfman -- Lead singer for 'Oingo Boingo'
[40] Lisa Loeb -- the first unsigned artist to top the American charts
[46] Mel Torme -- Silken-voiced pop and jazz singer and actor: The Christmas Song (Chestnuts roasting in an open fire)
[26] Joseph Schmidt -- pre ww2 tenor in Germany, died Switzerland during the war.
[38] Yves Montand -- Famous French Actor/Singer
[42] Arlo Guthrie -- singer/composer of 'Alice's Restaurant'
[37] Dinah Shore -- Singer, actress and tv personality
[23] Friedrich Schorr -- Leading Wagnerian bass-baritone of the 1920s and 1930s
[37] Lainie Kazan -- Actress and Singer: My Favorite Year, Beaches
[37] Beverly Sills -- vast opera career, performing over 90 opera roles
[33] Theodore Bikel -- Actor, singer, linguist, storyteller, activist
[31] Christopher Baron -- Lead singer of the 'Spin Doctors'
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Paula Abdul?

Never would have guessed that.
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Or Al Jolson. I didn't know Billy Joel was Jewish.
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Elvis is an interesting inclusion.

By the way, I got the info from this site:

http://www.yahoodi.com/famous/oldlist.html
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Phish is hardly a Dead cover band.

Lenny Kravitz was only half Jewish, and I believe raised religiously neutral.

Is there any lists for Square Headed Norskes?
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KC
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Even Getty loves Tofu Taco's
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KingCrimson wrote: Trivia question:

Which Steely Dan song mentions the Eagles?
Turn up the Eagles the neighbours are listening

"Everything you did"
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KingCrimson wrote:Paula Abdul? Never would have guessed that.
Because she isn't. I watched a program about her once, and as I remember she was a mix between French, Syrian, Irish and Argentinan - or something close along those lines. Whatever the exact details, there's some Arab blood in there, but no Jewish. And BTW I generally tend to be pro-Jewish in my outlook, so this isn't any racist thing on my part here.
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Legin wrote:
KingCrimson wrote: Trivia question:

Which Steely Dan song mentions the Eagles?
Turn up the Eagles the neighbours are listening

"Everything you did"
Correct,

And has one of the best guitar solos ever recorded - by Larry Carlton, if I'm not mistaken.
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69SG wrote:KC
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Yes because I'm half French (cajun) and half European desent. How confused is that?

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Ah HAAH!!! K.C.
Just as I suspected. You are, as I am, a "Euro-Mutt! :lol:

That list left out Jimi , Duane Allman, and SRV. NOTTTT!!!!! :lol:


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