Day Tripper - Rickenbacker 4001 bass cover

[nmzanie]

nice to see you recorded this with a toaster;)

[PaulMcCartne009]

@Justin2129 Hey i FOUND A "1979 Rickenbacker 4000 Lefty Fireglo" model at

rocknrollvintage just google 1979 Rickenbacker 4000 Lefty Fireglo

[PaulMcCartne009]

@Justin2129 Hey dude do you still remember where you got your

Left Handed "1992 4001v63 Rickenbacker Fireglo Bass" ? just tell me the website where you got your Left Handed "1992 4001v63 Rickenbacker Fireglo Bass"?

[Justin2129]

@PaulMcCartne009 .mandoweb . com/

[PaulMcCartne009]

@Justin2129 i can't find it i went to "Lefties" and "Bass Guitars" but the Left Handed "RickenBacker 4001v63 Fireglo Bass was't there are sure thats the website where you brought your 1992 left handed RickenBacker Firego Bass? and can you please give me some directions where to look for it on the website PLEASE HELP ME!

[Justin2129]

@PaulMcCartne009 that's cause I got the only one lol ....these are EXTREMELY rare...prepare yourself for years of searching

[PaulMcCartne009]

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[TheRosettaStoned]

This guy is pretty damn good!!!!!!

[beatlefan247]

hi justin, im doing a project on the beatles music and how there guitars effected it, in your opinion what the difference between the sound of the hofner and the sound of the rickenbacker

[Justin2129]

@beatlefan247 the hofner is more thumpy sounding. the ric has more tone controls so you can get a variety of sounds from it..from thumpy, muddy sounds to crisp and crunchy sounds and everything in between. also keep in mind that macca was very good at manipulating controls to get different tones so he could get various tones out of both basses. There is a lot of controversy on songs like come together as to which bass he really used

[jedaimanko]

You should psyche paint your rick

or to cut down the horn.

[nairegui]

how u get the lefty ric????

[Justin2129]

@nairegui pure luck lol

[pjowner007]

good job there..

[BandOnTheRun87]

is this the bass paul used on day tripper or was it his hofner?

[Justin2129]

pretty sure it was the ric

[MyBumIsOnTheSwedish]

I don't think Paul started using a Rickenbacker bass until the Abbey Road phase.

[rockerr12595]

@MyBumIsOnTheSwedish nooo I think he went back to his Hofner on Abbey Road and Let It Be I may be wrong though

[jimmy3284]

the first use of the ric was on think for yourself, which was recorded after day tripper.

[Justin2129]

it had to have been the ric on day tripper, bc it's played so far up the neck. The hofner had intonation problems

[yerblues1968]

You are left handed just like Paul McCartney.

[contadoyt]

Very nice job, Justin. I like the fact that you got the second bridge ("she was a day tripper, one way...") differently from the first one, just as is in the original... most people just repeat the parts over and over.

I disagree with some of the notes, but I think the overall is awesome.

[Justin2129]

what notes do you disagree with? i'm always looking to improve

[contadoyt]

I think the second bridge notes are the same as in the first bridge (F#-Bb-C#-E-Eb-F#), just the *timing* of the said notes are different.

Rock on!

[Justin2129]

i just went back and listened to the original recording and i agree with you. thanks for pointing that out!

[contadoyt]

Don't mention it.

[PaulMcCartney096]

nice job!!

[Justin2129]

thanks man!