This is Nookie Edwards at the lead. I like the original Bob Bogle version better, the timing, ryththm and the way Bob vibrated the guitar sound is awesome.
Did they have any other albums from 65? I have the Live in Japan 65 and this isn't that version, the announcer says something different and some of these applauses in it aren't there.
It's interesting to listen to Nokie's gritty sound way back in 1965. Most "instrumental" bands back then played guitars with a clean sound. He has chosen just the right amount of bite and distortion for the music that they are playing here.
It's interesting that you make this comment. I felt exactly the same way when I first heard the "Walk Don't RUn II" album back in 1965, wishing that they had used Jazzmasters. I've grown to like the sound of the Mosrites though.
I have read that they got very little shared profits they were promised even though the agreement lasted 5 or 6 years. Mosrite also got huge plugs from the Ventures album covers. Note that Gerry McGee is seen holding Mosrites on the albums in 68-69.
I use a Ventures model with 13,000 ohm pickups and it sounds just like this. If you cut back the treble and boost the bass it sounds better. Mine is very sensitive but a joy to play. thevelcrows (dot) com
I think a lot of this is in the recording and reproduction. Maybe this was taken off of vinyl using a cheap mic.
@706jim - I'm guessing the distortion is not a sound he actually went for, but was actually the result of an amp of insufficient power to cover the venue. It sounds great, though; adds another dimension to their sound.
当時、やっと手にしたLPライブ盤のこの１枚がザ、ヴェンチャーズのこの来日盤・・・・
myimpact1 7 months ago
ドンのシャキシャキ・リズムギター。いいな
中島スポーツセンター、入ったとき小さくドンの「テケテケ」が緞帳の奧から聞こえた。
北大で講習有るから見れた！ ＯＭＧ
jazzbass0321 1 year ago
My grandma induced me to the ventures and i love there sound great surf music
Spidermankevin78 1 year ago
i like this music n group music my life thanks
balbirsingh23 1 year ago
great bassist
MightySaturn5 2 years ago
Brilliant - I love the garage/punk rock sound of the Ventures from this period.
zerohero99 2 years ago
Hey does anyone know where i can find pandora's box it's an old song by the ventures can't find it anywhere.... ty in advance
adajania 2 years ago
グヤトーンのクリップしたスピーカーでよく演奏を続行した。これも時代なんでしょうか？
次の年からフェンダー・ショウマンに換えました
jazzbass0321 2 years ago
This is Nookie Edwards at the lead. I like the original Bob Bogle version better, the timing, ryththm and the way Bob vibrated the guitar sound is awesome.
yomama532 2 years ago
I like them both. I think Nokie's sound in the 1980s is even better.
ersatz01 2 years ago
DO IT
donottawaguitar 2 years ago
Gives me chills-Cowabunga!
6749er 2 years ago
oh my good .。
i love bob
hyoutantugino 2 years ago
Out of this world!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Buford24u 2 years ago 2
What album is this from? It's sure not Live in Japan 65 / All About the Ventures.
emerpus01 2 years ago
Did they have any other albums from 65? I have the Live in Japan 65 and this isn't that version, the announcer says something different and some of these applauses in it aren't there.
Zac360TURN 2 years ago
Sweet, thanks for posting.
madogvt 3 years ago
Wow Lulluby of the Leaves was awesome. Can't seem to find any video of it being playing. One of my favs they do second only to Walk Don't Run
Zac360TURN 3 years ago
Beauty!
rsensorat3 3 years ago
Al Bundy has to be my all-time favourite instrumentalist!
AWTD 3 years ago
It's interesting to listen to Nokie's gritty sound way back in 1965. Most "instrumental" bands back then played guitars with a clean sound. He has chosen just the right amount of bite and distortion for the music that they are playing here.
706jim 3 years ago 5
The Mosrites sound a bit too shrill. I liked the sound better in the earlier Jazzmaster days.
Fendergrunge 2 years ago
It's interesting that you make this comment. I felt exactly the same way when I first heard the "Walk Don't RUn II" album back in 1965, wishing that they had used Jazzmasters. I've grown to like the sound of the Mosrites though.
706jim 2 years ago
I'll bet they mostly used Fenders in the studio for most of their records.
66rules 2 years ago
Perhaps, but I read somewhere that they had a fall out with Mosrite in 1969.
visor109 2 years ago
I have read that they got very little shared profits they were promised even though the agreement lasted 5 or 6 years. Mosrite also got huge plugs from the Ventures album covers. Note that Gerry McGee is seen holding Mosrites on the albums in 68-69.
ranran19701 2 years ago
I use a Ventures model with 13,000 ohm pickups and it sounds just like this. If you cut back the treble and boost the bass it sounds better. Mine is very sensitive but a joy to play. thevelcrows (dot) com
I think a lot of this is in the recording and reproduction. Maybe this was taken off of vinyl using a cheap mic.
ranran19701 2 years ago
@706jim - I'm guessing the distortion is not a sound he actually went for, but was actually the result of an amp of insufficient power to cover the venue. It sounds great, though; adds another dimension to their sound.
Rknbkr12 1 year ago
@706jim That is because the pickups in the mosrite guitars they were playing destorted easily when cranked in their amps. Nice sound
1062venturesfan 2 months ago
Excellent!
laurigon 3 years ago 5