Dale mentions how seeing Joe Maphis play his Mosrite influenced him.
3:00 for Collins on the Tex Ridder show playing double neck. 7:48 for Collins and Maphis
Dick Dale mentioned Tex redder.
Dick Dale is my favorite Performer so this was a treat for me. The connection is loose but it's there.
New to me: Dick Dale - Mosrite Conection
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Re: New to me: Dick Dale - Mosrite Conection
That GC Sessions clip is really cool! It never occurred to me that Dick Dale was influenced by Joe Maphis, but it makes sense--Joe did a lot of fast picking, and of course, so does Dick.
And, by the way, it's Tex Ritter, not Ridder or Redder. Big country star in the early '50's. "Sixteen Tons", "Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darlin'"--a bunch of hits back then. And his son John played Jack Tripper on '70's TV sitcom "Three's Company" with Suzanne Somers!
And, by the way, it's Tex Ritter, not Ridder or Redder. Big country star in the early '50's. "Sixteen Tons", "Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darlin'"--a bunch of hits back then. And his son John played Jack Tripper on '70's TV sitcom "Three's Company" with Suzanne Somers!
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Re: New to me: Dick Dale - Mosrite Conection
Tres cool. Thank you for posting. Esperanza is one fine, fine piece of surf music.
NO volume or tone controls on Dick's Strat? What are the two toggle switches?
NO volume or tone controls on Dick's Strat? What are the two toggle switches?
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