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Mike Ness

TD-SV

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Mike Ness played LP Pro w/P90's Right?

Sick Boy - Check your email.
 

KevinF

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I have been a huge Mike Ness and Social Distortion fan for many years! I have seen them live about a dozen times. I have seen a bunch of pictures of Mike on the SD website with a P90 Les Paul (I think he is also holding one on the Somewhere Between Heaven and Hell album also). However, I have always seen him use humbucker Les Pauls live. They looked to be modern Les Paul Standards.
 

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Yeah, LPs w/P90s. From what I've heard from folks who know him he plays 70s Deluxes w/P-90s instead of mini HBs. So, a Pro is basically the same thing with an ebony fretboard instead of rosewood.

TD-SV, got your email the other night.......deleted it by accident. Didn't see this post till tonight. Sorry!! Shoot me another one, I know his gear setup inside and out (I have a couple Bassmans setup by his amp tech Billy Zoom set up to his specs.....who's also an amazing player!!).
 

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KevinF said:
I have been a huge Mike Ness and Social Distortion fan for many years! I have seen them live about a dozen times. I have seen a bunch of pictures of Mike on the SD website with a P90 Les Paul (I think he is also holding one on the Somewhere Between Heaven and Hell album also). However, I have always seen him use humbucker Les Pauls live. They looked to be modern Les Paul Standards.

He switched to P90 LPs on the "Somewhere" album and tour. He still used HBs live for a few tunes on the tour (I have a couple bootlegs vids from that tour). Since then he's been using P-90 LPs (and I've seen them more than a few times myself). He also used a Gretsch on the self titled album in the studio for quite a few tunes as well.
 

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Hey SickBoy, Who did Billy Zoom play with? I thought it was "X", but that was John Doe.


:dude
 

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They're both in X.

Billy Zoom is the guitar player, and John Doe the bass player.
 

sickboy79

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Cody said:
They're both in X.

Billy Zoom is the guitar player, and John Doe the bass player.

Yep, and don't forget BZ also played for Gene Vincent......BZ can play rockabilly like nobodies business!! :dude
 

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I can not say enough good things about Mike Ness, and i am very glad that we have a thread about him....

I have only seen him play humbuckers live though.
 

TD-SV

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Sick Boy - I sent another email.

Look for:

Mike Ness from
*pferrigan@hotmail.com*
 
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stompbox said:
I can not say enough good things about Mike Ness, and i am very glad that we have a thread about him....

I Agree with that!! SD rule!!

do y'all rock out to the SUpersuckers and Rocket From the Crypt as well?
 

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halouis said:
I Agree with that!! SD rule!!

do y'all rock out to the SUpersuckers and Rocket From the Crypt as well?

I listen to RFTC all the time and have seen them about a dozen times since 94~95....... I used to be in a band tha tused to cover "Sturdy Wrists", "Drop Out", and "Born In 69" all the time!!! Speedy's Army!
 

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"This one's for all the ladies"

SOCIAL D

I have to listen to that live disk again.

Sounds great! - Nice amp, good tea.
I love those leads - Bowkanga - Bowkanga - Bowkanga.

I know I heard a splash cymbal in Bad Luck though.
You've got to lose that thing - they are so wrong.
Hit some big ass cymbals to go with those bad boy guitars.

Mr. Chuck Biscuits.

And check yer fickin email !
 
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