The Gipper's Weekly Rock n Roll Triva 11/2/15
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1 Which album cover depicts 4 guys pissing on a monolith?
The Who - Who's Next
2. What was unusual about Jimi Hendrix's playing style?
Played a guitar strung for right-hander, left-handed...
3. What band did Peter Frampton play in before going solo?
Humble Pie
4. Besides maybe like Luca Brasi and Sammy the Bull Gravano, what person in this category is also know for the "Double Tap"?
???
5. Name the 4 persons who played lead guitar for the Yardbirds in the 1960s.
I forget the original member's name, but he was replaced by Clapton who was replaced by Jeff Beck who was joined by Jimmy Page for a bit.
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Actually Jimi did play an upside down Strat but it was strung as a left handed guitar. Popular belief is that Jimi was so good and self taught people actually believed he played a right handed guitar.
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Here is this week's Rock n Roll Trivia...guitarists:
1 Which album cover depicts 4 guys pissing on a monolith?
2. What was unusual about Jimi Hendrix's playing style?
3. What band did Peter Frampton play in before going solo?
4. Besides maybe like Luca Brasi and Sammy the Bull Gravano, what person in this category is also know for the "Double Tap"?
5. Name the 4 persons who played lead guitar for the Yardbirds in the 1960s.
Here is this week's Rock n Roll Trivia...guitarists:
1 Which album cover depicts 4 guys pissing on a monolith
The Who (Who's Next)
2. What was unusual about Jimi Hendrix's playing style?
he played a stratocaster upside down but, It was strung properly with the the strrings going from the low E on the top. The high E on the bottom as a right hander would play it..
3. What band did Peter Frampton play in before going solo?
Humble Pie
4. Besides maybe like Luca Brasi and Sammy the Bull Gravano, what person in this category is also know for the "Double Tap"?
Stanley Jordan (solo artist), And Jeff Watson formerly of Night Ranger.. Look them up.
5. Name the 4 persons who played lead guitar for the Yardbirds in the 1960s.
John Mayall,Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page
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Here is this week's Rock n Roll Trivia...guitarists:
1 Which album cover depicts 4 guys pissing on a monolith
The Who (Who's Next)
2. What was unusual about Jimi Hendrix's playing style?
he played a stratocaster upside down but, It was strung properly with the the strrings going from the low E on the top. The high E on the bottom as a right hander would play it..
3. What band did Peter Frampton play in before going solo?
Humble Pie
4. Besides maybe like Luca Brasi and Sammy the Bull Gravano, what person in this category is also know for the "Double Tap"?
Stanley Jordan (solo artist), And Jeff Watson formerly of Night Ranger.. Look them up.
5. Name the 4 persons who played lead guitar for the Yardbirds in the 1960s.
John Mayall,Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page
You are correct on the right handed stringing and tuning. I had a typo saying left handed.Here is this week's Rock n Roll Trivia...guitarists:
1 Which album cover depicts 4 guys pissing on a monolith
The Who (Who's Next)
2. What was unusual about Jimi Hendrix's playing style?
he played a stratocaster upside down but, It was strung properly with the the strrings going from the low E on the top. The high E on the bottom as a right hander would play it..
3. What band did Peter Frampton play in before going solo?
Humble Pie
4. Besides maybe like Luca Brasi and Sammy the Bull Gravano, what person in this category is also know for the "Double Tap"?
Stanley Jordan (solo artist), And Jeff Watson formerly of Night Ranger.. Look them up.
5. Name the 4 persons who played lead guitar for the Yardbirds in the 1960s.
John Mayall,Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page
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No wait a sec, ya I was right the first time. Silly me for putting out this roach.
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One Post From the Truth said:
No wait a sec, ya I was right the first time. Silly me for putting out this roach.
you might want to look at this. low to high from top to bottom
you might want to look at this. low to high from top to bottom
Wouldn't you need to replace the nut?
WSS
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Wouldn't you need to replace the nut?
WSS
.. nope.. just refile the slots to accomodate the thickness of the lower strings... but it takes an experienced luthier to make those proper adjustments..
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Wouldn't you need to replace the nut?
WSS
.. nope.. just refile the slots to accomodate the thickness of the lower strings... but it takes an experienced luthier to make those proper adjustments..
Just take the bridge and turn it upside down or adjust the saddles accordingly... nope.. just refile the slots to accomodate the thickness of the lower strings... but it takes an experienced luthier to make those proper adjustments..
but no man Jimmi played a left handed guitar. With the chord voicings in a 7th or 9th form is his bluesy style would be next to impossible. I guess you could drop d tune to cover the Barr chords but in the 60's most of the down tuning came in Eb.
Now if Jimmi had a tune he worked on just for show he could pull it off for a song or two but that would be it. Think about it. If he learned to play on a right handed guitar on his own don't try to explain to me he knew how to tune or use complex chords on his own.
He's the Babe Ruth of rock guitar. And Jimmi playing a righty guitar would be as rhetorical as calling his shot.
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Just take the bridge and turn it upside down or adjust the saddles accordingly... nope.. just refile the slots to accomodate the thickness of the lower strings... but it takes an experienced luthier to make those proper adjustments..
but no man Jimmi played a left handed guitar. With the chord voicings in a 7th or 9th form is his bluesy style would be next to impossible. I guess you could drop d tune to cover the Barr chords but in the 60's most of the down tuning came in Eb.
Now if Jimmi had a tune he worked on just for show he could pull it off for a song or two but that would be it. Think about it. If he learned to play on a right handed guitar on his own don't try to explain to me he knew how to tune or use complex chords on his own.
He's the Babe Ruth of rock guitar. And Jimmi playing a righty guitar would be as rhetorical as calling his shot.
One Post From the Truth said:
Just take the bridge and turn it upside down or adjust the saddles accordingly.
but no man Jimmi played a left handed guitar. With the chord voicings in a 7th or 9th form is his bluesy style would be next to impossible. I guess you could drop d tune to cover the Barr chords but in the 60's most of the down tuning came in Eb.
Now if Jimmi had a tune he worked on just for show he could pull it off for a song or two but that would be it. Think about it. If he learned to play on a right handed guitar on his own don't try to explain to me he knew how to tune or use complex chords on his own.
He's the Babe Ruth of rock guitar. And Jimmi playing a righty guitar would be as rhetorical as calling his shot.
what Im saying is the guitar was strung in normal fashion.it was the low string on top.. not like Dick Dale or Eric gales who has the high string on top. the bridge was left unadulterated , just adjusted to have proper intonation.. yeah flipping the nut is easy enough.
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One Post From the Truth said:
Just take the bridge and turn it upside down or adjust the saddles accordingly.
but no man Jimmi played a left handed guitar. With the chord voicings in a 7th or 9th form is his bluesy style would be next to impossible. I guess you could drop d tune to cover the Barr chords but in the 60's most of the down tuning came in Eb.
Now if Jimmi had a tune he worked on just for show he could pull it off for a song or two but that would be it. Think about it. If he learned to play on a right handed guitar on his own don't try to explain to me he knew how to tune or use complex chords on his own.
He's the Babe Ruth of rock guitar. And Jimmi playing a righty guitar would be as rhetorical as calling his shot.
what Im saying is the guitar was strung in normal fashion.it was the low string on top.. not like Dick Dale or Eric gales who has the high string on top. the bridge was left unadulterated , just adjusted to have proper intonation.. yeah flipping the nut is easy enough.
Then we are agreeing on the same thing sorry man Lol. It's crazywhat Im saying is the guitar was strung in normal fashion.it was the low string on top.. not like Dick Dale or Eric gales who has the high string on top. the bridge was left unadulterated , just adjusted to have proper intonation.. yeah flipping the nut is easy enough.
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I got brownies in the oven Monday Nite Football style that should clear this all up.
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One Post From the Truth said:
I got brownies in the oven Monday Nite Football style that should clear this all up.
Are they laced? LOL!
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