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| On a trip to Kansas City a
few weeks ago I lent the first prototype of the new Model 1A to Jimmie
Meade. Jimmie really liked the amp, so he started taking it to
Lee McBee's regular gigs at BB's Lawnside Barbecue on Sunday
nights. Fortunately, Lee's guitar player Karl has a habit of
recording just about everything. Thanks to Karl, here are a few
clips from January 20th, 2008. |
| In the first clip you hear
Jimmie playing the intro to a song that ended up being about 8 minutes
long. I isolated the first 3 minutes so you can hear what the
Model 1A sounds like. I'm not sure if he was using his RE-10 or
his custom Shure bullet on this song, but he goes from quiet to loud
and just about everything in between on this intro. Big Walter intro Lee was standing by with his ancient Maestro that he plays with an RE-10. He took a solo, which has been trimmed off at the beginning of this clip. Then he started trading licks with Jimmie. You can hear Lee on the Maestro, then Jimmie on the 1A, the Maestro again, then the 1A again, and then back to the Maestro and fade. Solo swapping A few songs later in the set, Lee McBee played a slow blues with another guest, Paul, on guitar. Here's Lee's solo from that song, played on the 1A prototype. Lee's solo |