John lennon westone guitar double fantasy

JOHN LENNON WESTONE GUITAR DOUBLE FANTASY FULL

One day I did put it on full and it kind of sounded like what I was hearing on the records (the speaker was rattling around) but it was so loud in our small house that I was immediately told to turn it down. I didn't understand why it didn't sound like all the records I was hearing, Of course I had no idea about Marshalls and amp overdrive, I was just playing through a tiny five watt solid state amp with a volume and a tone control. One thing I remember was the first time I plugged it into an amp, I was so disappointed with the sound - it was totally clean. It just looked cool and Ace Frehley played one (I had no idea about Gibson and the trend for copies). In retrospect it wasn't a great instrument but we didn't know that at the time. I was still obsessed with getting an electric guitar and I think that because my parents saw I was dedicated to the Spanish guitar they agreed to get me a black 'Kay' Les Paul for Christmas of (I think) 1981. I practised all the time and was just totally into it.

P Okay, so I told my parents I wanted to learn guitar and my Mum bought me a three quarter size Spanish guitar that used to belong to her friend's daughter (which I still have) and I took 'folk' guitar lessons with a teacher called Mrs Davies (kids never knew adults forenames back then) where I learned all the open chords and some finger picking stuff and I think this was the best thing I ever did as it gave me a solid foundation to build on. You wanted to play guitar, take us to the moment you saw the guitar you wanted and how you went about obtaining itД. Ok let us get into when you fandom turned into something more real.

Yes, KISS crop up again and again for all us glam rockers, they really struck a chord with us all and it's funny you say S&M heroes, it is kind of odd to think that they then were the same band we see now, you know all that dark imagery that non of us at the time knew anything about at the time but at the same time is was so alluring. Then of course I wanted to play electric guitar. I heard it and that was it for me.ДЇrom then on I spent all my pocket money on records (usually at Buffalo Records in Cardiff) by KISS, AC/DC, Black Sabbath and Judas Priest. Then a kid called Nicholas Harwood arrived in my school having been on a family work year in America and he had a KISS record. It wasn't clear what KISS was (S&M superheroes maybe?) but they were fascinating to me. By 1979/1980 I was really into Marvel comics and kept seeing adverts for something called KISS. A couple of years later I saw Suzi Quatro singing 'Devil Gate Drive' and I thought to myself 'that's what I want to be'. I was barely three years old and I was totally captivated by The Sweet singing 'Blockbuster', specifically the line ' you better watch out if you got long black hair'. How old where you when rock n roll grabbed you and where and when in the world was this spark ignited?Дavid Ryder Prangley Hi Darren, my first memories of rock n roll were way back in 1972, watching 'Top Of The Pops' in my parents' house in Dinas Powys, South Wales.

So we have a lot to get to with your whole journey, so let us start at the beginning of your rock n roll odyssey. Hi David, thanks so much for joining us here today. Welcome everyone David Ryder Prangley and in turn get hip to 'Black Magic and True Love'. So what better time to talk to David about not only about that, but we discuss his whole journey right up to now, the super highs, the devastating lows and his uber cool resurgence back to the top of the glam rock rock world. He has just released a classic glam rock rock record titled 'Black Magic and True Love'. They are all but over but they do play from time to time to appease their adoringly faithful and flashy audience, however main man David Ryder Prangely has moved on to many other things. Many of us remember the glorious noise and vision of Rachel Stamp.

John lennon westone guitar double fantasy