The Rik on Fallon
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Marc Muller
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The Rik on Fallon
Nice FB memory 2 years ago today. Got to take the frypan out to NYC to work with great Mexican artist Carin Leon.
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Fred Treece
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Re: The Rik on Fallon
Pretty cool, Marc!
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Brad Bechtel
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Here's the video of your performance. Great job and a very interesting use of the lap steel! Thanks for sharing.
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Marc Muller
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Re: The Rik on Fallon
Thanks Brad. Indeed oddball use of the steel, but they tour with a pedal/lap steel guy, and it's featured in all of there diverse music. I just learned the solo from the record and they were nice enough to let me fill in throughout the song, as the solo was the ONLY steel in the whole song! Great gig, great artist. Sometimes I get lucky....
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Fred Treece
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Re: The Rik on Fallon
Oddball use of steel is becoming the norm, thanks to artists being open to it and players like you going for it.
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Glenn Wilde
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Re: The Rik on Fallon
Wow! Very cool Marc.
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Michael Kiese
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Re: The Rik on Fallon
super cool! Thanks for sharing!
Love seeing a frypan get national recognition! Hopefully more opportunities like that will come along!
Love seeing a frypan get national recognition! Hopefully more opportunities like that will come along!
Aloha,
Mike K
1932 A22 Rickenbacher Frypan (C6), 1937 7string Prewar Rickenbacher Bakelite (C Diatonic), 1937 7string Epiphone Electar (Jerry Byrd's E9), 1937 Epiphone Electar (C#m9), 1940's Post War Rickenbacher Bakelite (Feet's D), 1950 Supro (Open F), 1950's Rickenbacher ACE (C6), 1950's Rickenbacher A25 Frypan (A6), 1957 National New Yorker (Jerry's E13), 1955 Q8 Fender Stringmaster (A6, C6, Noel's E13, C Diatonic), 1961 Supro (Open A), 8string VanderDonck Frypan (Buddy Emmons's C6).
Mike K
1932 A22 Rickenbacher Frypan (C6), 1937 7string Prewar Rickenbacher Bakelite (C Diatonic), 1937 7string Epiphone Electar (Jerry Byrd's E9), 1937 Epiphone Electar (C#m9), 1940's Post War Rickenbacher Bakelite (Feet's D), 1950 Supro (Open F), 1950's Rickenbacher ACE (C6), 1950's Rickenbacher A25 Frypan (A6), 1957 National New Yorker (Jerry's E13), 1955 Q8 Fender Stringmaster (A6, C6, Noel's E13, C Diatonic), 1961 Supro (Open A), 8string VanderDonck Frypan (Buddy Emmons's C6).