Topic: Guitar at the Beacon Theatre New York

Which guitar does Joe Bonamassa use at the Beacon Theatre as he playes Django/Mountain time?. And where can you find the tabs of the studio version of Mountain Time?

My life: Sleep, School, Listen to Joe and playing on my epiphone les paul standard plaintop honeyburst

Re: Guitar at the Beacon Theatre New York

I'm mobile it the moment, so I believe he was using a

Musicman on Beacon for that song.

I'd have to review the video, but I'm pretty sure on that.

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(If only I had 1% of Joe's guitar talent)

Re: Guitar at the Beacon Theatre New York

Thank you!!

My life: Sleep, School, Listen to Joe and playing on my epiphone les paul standard plaintop honeyburst

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I have another question. Where do you find the tabs of the studio version of Mountain Time

My life: Sleep, School, Listen to Joe and playing on my epiphone les paul standard plaintop honeyburst

Re: Guitar at the Beacon Theatre New York

It's an Ernie Ball Musicman Dark Lord.   It's a Steve Morse model, with reverse headstock and a differant colour.   I'm not sure that it's a production guitar, so finding one might not be easy (if that's why you're asking).


As for tabs, Songsterr is a good place to check.  Don't really know tabs sites these days, I don't use them much. (I miss the days of MXTabs sad )

6 (edited by mrwarensemble 2015-04-14 11:46:11)

Re: Guitar at the Beacon Theatre New York

I saw a darklord for sale in an german shop on instagram i belive

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Re: Guitar at the Beacon Theatre New York

Here you go
http://www.vintageandrare.com/product/E … urst-49289

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Re: Guitar at the Beacon Theatre New York

Hello, this is an old thread, but got a related question...

What's the sorta synth-like effect that Joe uses during Django on the Beacon performance?

I heard it also in the 2013 Guitar Center Blues Master rendition of John Henry, this silky, almost-flute/keyboard like sound that seems to weave in and out of his regular guitar sound... as I'm not familiar with pedals, perhaps it's one of many well-known sounds that you guys can help me to identify!

Thanks!

9 (edited by RoadcaseBoy 2016-01-24 12:22:40)

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Apologies ... cable / elec out ... a snow shovel rest ... surfing via phone ... going by Beacon dvd memory ... believe Joe is doing a "volume swell" (turing the volume knob up and down with his pinky as he plays a note.)

Check out this short clip from Joe's Rockpalast dvd ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPRFOdV_iGQ&sns=sms

(If I'm off with the answer to Beacon .. apologies .. but can't beat a Goldie clip!)

Hope everyone is gettng through the snow ok up here in the N East! ... Think Jane H's area got more than samjp4's!!

"I was in Space for less than 2 weeks … and suddenly Jeaniene’s back … half the Band is off the gd wagon … we have comedians opening for us … and the nice kid that ran our website is now a kleptof’nmaniac.  Boy ... did you guys miss me!!"  Phil Valentine - Road Manager - Staton House Band

JBLP#251 (unaged) ... thank you Ron.

Re: Guitar at the Beacon Theatre New York

RoadcaseBoy wrote:

Apologies ... cable / elec out ... a snow shovel rest ... surfing via phone ... going by Beacon dvd memory ... believe Joe is doing a "volume swell" (turing the volume knob up and down with his pinky as he plays a note.)

Check out this short clip from Joe's Rockpalast dvd ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPRFOdV_iGQ&sns=sms

(If I'm off with the answer to Beacon .. apologies .. but can't beat a Goldie clip!)

Hope everyone is gettng through the snow ok up here in the N East! ... Think Jane H's area got more than samjp4's!!

Definitely a volume swell. Enjoying the pictures from our Bonabuds in Snowed in New York.

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11 (edited by NickelWound 2016-01-24 18:50:13)

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skintera wrote:

Hello, this is an old thread, but got a related question...

What's the sorta synth-like effect that Joe uses during Django on the Beacon performance?

I heard it also in the 2013 Guitar Center Blues Master rendition of John Henry, this silky, almost-flute/keyboard like sound that seems to weave in and out of his regular guitar sound... as I'm not familiar with pedals, perhaps it's one of many well-known sounds that you guys can help me to identify!

Thanks!


Not sure on this one but I know when a Les Paul through Marshall amps goes to the neck or middle switch for pickups it has an incredibly flute like sound. Absolutely gorgeous. Just Check out some of Gary Moore's stuff like 'Still Got the Blues for You.' It was kind of his signature sound.

12 (edited by PSmith1946 2016-01-24 15:26:40)

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Best tone and sound ever swells and all. Sorry about the snow to the north east but unfortunately it will hit us tues/weds as gale force winds and heavy rain (again). sad

Come on the Blades (sorry Idolbone just had to borrow your line)

13 (edited by RoadcaseBoy 2016-01-24 17:08:19)

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Power back on ... shovel down for the day ... smile

Put Beacon dvd on ... u can see Joe's pinky doing it's thing!!
(Think he explained his technique on his gear dvd from a few years back ... I'll see if there's a clip.)

Making a drink and going back to the begnning of Beacon ... at least the day ended well!!

(Good luck PSmith ... think I hate winds the most.)

"I was in Space for less than 2 weeks … and suddenly Jeaniene’s back … half the Band is off the gd wagon … we have comedians opening for us … and the nice kid that ran our website is now a kleptof’nmaniac.  Boy ... did you guys miss me!!"  Phil Valentine - Road Manager - Staton House Band

JBLP#251 (unaged) ... thank you Ron.