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Posted on December 31, 2016 at 10:23:52
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Guitar.

Actually, most mornings are...






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Prince gettin' a sweet tone on his geetar in that clip, posted on January 1, 2017 at 12:21:06
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Tele via the neck pickup sounds amazing. I don't think the majority of Prince's fans knew how proficient he was on electric guitar. As far as being a well-round musician, he had it all: a great songwriter, arranger, vocalist, guitarist, etc.

Will be interesting to see how much of Prince's unreleased material is made available to the public. Apparently, he'd written & recorded a ton of songs that were never included on any of this albums.

 

RE: Prince gettin' a sweet tone on his geetar in that clip, posted on January 2, 2017 at 09:58:43
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I saw Prince at the Sanger theater here in New Orleans, he had a small combo and played a jazz set, that was when I realized what a great guitarist he was.





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His Madcat (Hohner) Tele was his favorite..., posted on January 1, 2017 at 13:57:04
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and, according to a musician I knew that apprenticed at Paisley Park, had been modified/tweaked
to Prince's tastes to a point where it was a UNIQUE instrument.

There are countless bootleg shows where Prince is playing as ferocious and beautiful guitar as ever recorded -
mostly small club after shows where the band stretches out and he cuts loose. Would like to find a boxed set of those.

And then there's always this which is legendary and never gets old:








Good piece in The Times on it at the link.


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