Der WILDCAT Bassman Plus (PDF, 7,2 MB) - EMSP
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Abschlußbericht Mixed Signal Baugruppen 2006/7 Gitarrenverstärker <strong>WILDCAT</strong> <strong>WILDCAT</strong> BASSMAN<br />
Die bekannteste Aufnahme, die Hank Garland mit dem FENDER <strong>Bassman</strong> 5F6-A gespielt hat ist "Little<br />
Sister" mit Elvis Presley. <strong>Der</strong> Song wurde 1961 im RCA-Studio B in Nashville aufgenommen.<br />
Hierzu ist das folgende Zitat überliefert:<br />
"That's the late great Hank Garland who played the lead guitar that drives Elvis' "Little Sister", with<br />
Scotty Moore on rhythm guitar. For the session, Mr. Garland wasn't satisfied with the sound of his<br />
usual Gibson ES-355, or the Byrdland that he helped design with Billy Byrd, so he borrowed Harold<br />
Bradley's brand new 1961 Fender Jazzmaster (white cream colored). It was after 4:00 a.m.,<br />
following the recording of "(Marie's the name) His Latest Flame", when they began cutting "Little<br />
Sister". Hank "Sugarfoot" Garland plugged the Jazzmaster into an old Fender (tube) tweed <strong>Bassman</strong><br />
amp and cranked the volume way up, as he improvised the song's distinctive lick on the spot.<br />
According to engineer Bill Porter, it was the loudest he ever heard a guitar played in RCA's studio in<br />
Nashville. By take 4 of the song, they nailed it to Elvis' satisfaction -- the magic was captured on a 3track<br />
tape machine, with Elvis singing through a Telefunken U-47 microphone, a Neuman KM-46 on<br />
Mr. Garland's <strong>Bassman</strong> amp, and Mr. Porter balancing the levels on the fly!"<br />
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