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So, in short, do it.
I've a modded CS one I've just got back - had it years ago and sold it. I'm hoping to keep this one now for a while If going vintage remember the mid to later 60s ones will have the narrow nut cocktail stick neck profile which is not for everyone.
Oh and the case is usually enormous, have a van ready for that alone.
Cheers
Hugh
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I’ve been watching too many National concerts on YouTube - the Dessner twins create some great music with theirs...and the solo from Weller’s You do Something to Me was played on one. Not just that but they do look good - better than the reverse models.
There’s no rush - I’d have to get rid of one or two first to raise some funds anyway.
If I was lucky enough to pick up a ‘players’ vintage I could live with the neck size and narrow nut. Would it be Rickenbacker narrow?
It would be a luxury item and not my main guitar so no worries on that front. I haven’t gigged for nearly 10 years anyway.
Last night the family were out - when they came home National vids we’re still playing - over an hour after I’d left the room I came back and YouTube was still cycling through them and no one was complaining. They’re such a good live band.
I still don’t care too much for the new album though...
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I bet it would sound even better on the neck pickup - I’d always assumed that’s how that solo was recorded? It’s a beautiful solo one to learn note for note and also good to jam out - Cradock varies the theme live.
I’d agree Weller is recognised as a songwriter but possibly underrated as a guitarist - he’s subtle though a lot of the time, he knows how to play a concise melodic solo - YDStM, Strange Museum, Peacock Suit, Changing Man, Hung Up, Stanley Road, Heavy Soul pt1 all have that.
He can also jam though - the extended guitar solos on Foot of the Mountain live, and Heavy Soul pt2 etc.
I’d love it if he made a really dirty/bluesy guitar based album - taking the themes from Whirlpools’, Heavy Soul etc and just going for it. I don’t think he’s written anything particularly great since around 2005 though. Just my opinion of course...
Joe from Wolf People - one of the best live bands - uses one too