Carl Radle's Bass
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Nice!
There is a new section on the Alembic site where you can register this bass and see where it is in the production history of the company... or have you already done this?
I have a 76 series 1 and they are possibly the Bugatti of the Bass world. Rolls maybe too pedestrian.
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Nice piece of history......... However the prize is the Precision. Wonder who got that bass?
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....also known as "Coffee Tables" ha ha....
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I saw Carl playing this monster in concert one time. Biggest electric bass I had ever seen.
Always wondered what it was. Thanks for posting!
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Thanks for the informational reply man!
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I saw the great bassist Alex Blake in 1976 with a Zebrawood long-scale Series I. Might be the third one???? (And, if you've never seen Alex do is thing ---electric OR acoustic--- you have missed some PHENOMENAL bass work!)
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I enjoy this video very much,these musician are very associated to the music I listen being a fan of E.C.
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Phil Lesh or Stanley Clarke?
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Dont wanna show my cards but I got a good deal. I bought it from a guy who used to work at Rick Turners shop named Bill Asher. It's been down for a couple of years but I'm planning to get it worked on in the couple of months. Just needs some electrical work....
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Lucky bastard. How much was the bass?
Alembic is the best ever, never mind my name.
Mine is # 75179. It's Zebrawood. Rick Turner told me that they only made three of those in that period. One of them went to Entwistle, I've got one and ... the other?
bassrockin 4 years ago
Thanks for your comment. I bet your Zebrawood model looks good. Our serial numbers are close. Mine is #75-171.
volleyballjones 4 years ago
Wow! That IS close...! I'd love to see a picture of it. What kind of wood is it?
bassrockin 4 years ago
My Carl Radle bass is Walnut and the center stripe (neck thru wood) is maple and purpleheart.
volleyballjones 4 years ago
I was there and it was an awesome evening! Thanks sooo much for posting this video!!
00corn 5 years ago
You are so right. It was an awesome evening, and a befitting tribute to an important man in music history.
volleyballjones 5 years ago