hobsonator wrote:Vito Bratta was the guitar player for White Lion. I'll bet he's playing with somebody somewhere.
Let's hope she's legal. Yeah! Twelveteen doesn't count.
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hobsonator wrote:Vito Bratta was the guitar player for White Lion. I'll bet he's playing with somebody somewhere.
hueseph wrote:Izabella wrote:waltaja wrote:Izabella wrote:waltaja wrote:Izabella wrote:i Dont know that one. Yardbirds maybe. Heck. He did studio work before for The Who and The Kinks and such.
Ok what was the first guitar ever played by Jimmy Page? He was 13 at the time.
i don't remember the name of it but it was a copy of an ES guitar that someone brought back from a trip i think. he took it school and had a kid show him how to tune it and then became completely obsessed. then he bought a "real" electric guitar as he called it. it was a british copy of a strat i think
The guitar was called a Grazioso (note the zoso resemblance) and I think i read it was a Strat copy but i may be incorrect in that part. I know it was a Grazioso.
the grazioso was the second guitar. i read in the book Hammer of the Gods that the very very first guitar he had was the ES copy. then he bought the Grazioso
Well I read that other thing in another book...
Thats a lot of quotes, someone quote me next.
...Uhhh. huh huh huh huh huh huh. Zep rulez! Yeah!! \m/

Izabella wrote:hueseph wrote:Izabella wrote:waltaja wrote:Izabella wrote:waltaja wrote:Izabella wrote:i Dont know that one. Yardbirds maybe. Heck. He did studio work before for The Who and The Kinks and such.
Ok what was the first guitar ever played by Jimmy Page? He was 13 at the time.
i don't remember the name of it but it was a copy of an ES guitar that someone brought back from a trip i think. he took it school and had a kid show him how to tune it and then became completely obsessed. then he bought a "real" electric guitar as he called it. it was a british copy of a strat i think
The guitar was called a Grazioso (note the zoso resemblance) and I think i read it was a Strat copy but i may be incorrect in that part. I know it was a Grazioso.
the grazioso was the second guitar. i read in the book Hammer of the Gods that the very very first guitar he had was the ES copy. then he bought the Grazioso
Well I read that other thing in another book...
Thats a lot of quotes, someone quote me next.
...Uhhh. huh huh huh huh huh huh. Zep rulez! Yeah!! \m/
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greybeard wrote:6)How long did it take Green Day to record 1039 Smoothed Out Slappy Hours?
(a)10 Mins. 39 Secs.
(b)10 Hours 39 Mins.
(c)1 Day
(d) 2 Days
It is a compilation of old material, so "record" is probably the wrong term here. They actually compiled the album over a period of 5 days.


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