Wow a Futurama guitar, I had one when I first started playing fifty nine years ago, I think it was called a "lucky seven" or "super seven" or something like that, but I've still got my old Watkins rapier 2 in fiesta red, and well done
Hi John, glad to hear you still have your Watkins Rapier🎸. If you want a treat checkout another one of our video's th-cam.com/video/b7WkiMGqCTA/w-d-xo.html This one has my matching Futurama bass too. Keep on pluckin' N&J.
@@NickandJane I think I might have made a mistake, in my previous comment I said "Futurama Lucky seven" but I think it was actually a "Rossetti" but I did have a Futurama 2, and I seem to remember it had a couple of quite large rocker switches for the pickups, if only I had kept them.
@@mikec3777 Hi Mike, I have a few guitars but none of the others sound so much like the 60's as this one, even if it is just plywood and plastic. Keep on pluckin' N&J🎸
Ah, a Futurama 11 Deluxe. I had the same model, in ice blue. Bought in 1964 for 33 guineas. My first electric guitar. I must say your one looks immaculate, did you restore it?
Terry Day Hi Terry - thanks. I 'rescued' it from a street market junk stall a few years ago. It had clearly been little used, even its original plastic cover was still in decent nick. All Nick did then was to give it a thorough, careful clean up and new strings. No major restoration needed. Shines up like new don't you think! All the best, Jane.
It certainly has scrubbed up well. I recently saw the exact guitar, for sale ( I think it was on e bay ) for £750 and it wasn't in any way near such good condition.
Hi Salvador, good question. In actual fact it is neither George or John, it is just the way I play the song when I am typically the only guitarist, so maybe a mix of both.
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Good to see you playing the E7 at the 5th fret
Hi Mike, yea it's a great voicing and suits this song perfectly I think. Cheers N&J🎸
Great. Many thanks.
Thanks for the feedback Denis, glad you liked it. Cheers N&J🎸
Wow a Futurama guitar, I had one when I first started playing fifty nine years ago, I think it was called a "lucky seven" or "super seven" or something like that, but I've still got my old Watkins rapier 2 in fiesta red, and well done
Hi John, glad to hear you still have your Watkins Rapier🎸. If you want a treat checkout another one of our video's th-cam.com/video/b7WkiMGqCTA/w-d-xo.html This one has my matching Futurama bass too. Keep on pluckin' N&J.
@@NickandJane I think I might have made a mistake, in my previous comment I said "Futurama Lucky seven" but I think it was actually a "Rossetti" but I did have a Futurama 2, and I seem to remember it had a couple of quite large rocker switches for the pickups, if only I had kept them.
@@johncarlo7395 Yes, they loved those big rocker switches - they used them on a number of models.
@@NickandJaneIts a Futurama, I had one throughout the 60s.
@@mikec3777 Hi Mike, I have a few guitars but none of the others sound so much like the 60's as this one, even if it is just plywood and plastic. Keep on pluckin' N&J🎸
Thank you... I hope i can do it...
Thanks Vinsen I'm sure you will nail it. Cheers N&J
Thanks so much, nice to see great playing and teaching 🎸👍
Thanks for the feedback Stephen, glad you liked it. N&J : )
Very good!
Thank you! Cheers! Happy New Year from N&J : )
Easy and right to the point lesson, thank you!
Tq from Malaysia
Thanks Zain. Keep safe N&J 🎸
Buenísima clase!! Gracias
Gracias por el comentario Ricardo. Salud N&J🎸
Interesting. Never heard of “pumping”. Been doing it for years. Didn’t know this dampening effect had a name. Good lesson!
Excellent!! Just what the Guitar Dr ordered for me...This is one of the better vids out here!! Thanks for this...
This is a nice tutorial, I appreciate your efforts teaching us this. Thank you very much *SERIOUSLY*
Hi Marcus, Thanks - very pleased you're enjoying the tutorials. We enjoy putting them together and will have some more ready in the next few weeks.
Thank you,I like it !!!
Cheers Victor, you're welcome N&J : )
I had a Futurama III back in the day.........and played this on it.
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your tutorial was simply awesome, Keep up the good work!!
Thanks for the support. We really appreciate it :) More tutorials and songs coming up over the next few weeks so do keep a look out.
Cool. My Compliments.
Ah, a Futurama 11 Deluxe. I had the same model, in ice blue. Bought in 1964 for 33 guineas. My first electric guitar. I must say your one looks immaculate, did you restore it?
Terry Day Hi Terry - thanks. I 'rescued' it from a street market junk stall a few years ago. It had clearly been little used, even its original plastic cover was still in decent nick. All Nick did then was to give it a thorough, careful clean up and new strings. No major restoration needed. Shines up like new don't you think! All the best, Jane.
It certainly has scrubbed up well. I recently saw the exact guitar, for sale ( I think it was on e bay ) for £750 and it wasn't in any way near such good condition.
Have you seen the matching bass on our Apache cover? I've had that since the 70's. It cost £7.50 from a 2nd hand shop ; )
This is George or John guitar?
Hi Salvador, good question. In actual fact it is neither George or John, it is just the way I play the song when I am typically the only guitarist, so maybe a mix of both.
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