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    Rickenbacker in soundchecks?

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    • Sam
      Sam last edited by

      https://www.paulmccartney.com/news-blogs/news/for-whom-the-bell-tells-freshen-up-tour-canada-2018

      Near beginning of this it mentions paul using his rickenbacker for one of the canada soundchecks- can't find any other mentions of this/pictures. Anyone got any more info?

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      • thenightfish
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        Sam wrote:

        https://www.paulmccartney.com/news-blogs/news/for-whom-the-bell-tells-freshen-up-tour-canada-2018

        Near beginning of this it mentions paul using his rickenbacker for one of the canada soundchecks- can't find any other mentions of this/pictures. Anyone got any more info?

        It says right in the blog that it was in Quebec:

        Paul arrives at Centre Vidéotron, which is home to the Quebec Ramparts ice hockey team, just after 1.30pm.  Looking relaxed in a blue blazer, blue jeans and a crisp, white shirt, Paul says hi to the crew and heads to his office – the stage! – before a quick jam with the band which is the launchpad for a blistering high-tempo version of Got To Get You Into My Life which sounds huge thanks to the embellishment of a new brass section, the Hot City Horns trio (or as Paul would have it, “the horny boys”). Next there is Letting Go followed by the fierce recent single Come On To Me, which sounds perfectly at home alongside long-established Macca gems.

        And then we are into another treat. A perk of my job, and probably one for the nerds, is to see Paul take out his 1964 Rickenbacker 4001S bass guitar – the same one which, although not quite as famous as his familiar Hofner, graced so many of The Beatles recordings, as well as tracks by Wings and those from his early solo years.

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