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- Ronnie Montrose's Epiphone FT85 12-string acoustic guitar, played by Montrose on all of the 12-string guitar parts on the album Paper Money in 1974 and on many of his other records.
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Ronnie Montrose's Epiphone FT85 12-string acoustic guitar, played by Montrose on all of the 12-string guitar parts on the album Paper Money in 1974 and on many of his other records. Serial number 152224.
For Winter's third album, They Only Come Out at Night (1972), which included the hit singles "Frankenstein" and "Free Ride", Montrose recorded electric guitar, acoustic 12-string, and mandolin. [8] Montrose formed his own band, Montrose, in 1973. It featured Sammy Hagar on vocals.
Ronnie Montrose is indeed respected by many guitarists for his past efforts, and his ongoing efforts are respectable as well. He has a commendable attitude concerning music and guitars, and such straightforwardness is also respectable. CIRCA 1980: Ronnie Montrose with a 1958 Les Paul Standard.
Feb 7, 2018 · When we were looking for a guitar player, I wanted contrast and balance. Ronnie had played with Boz Scaggs and Van Morrison, and even before I met him, I said, “Well, he has to be good.” And as soon as I saw him play—even the way he flung the guitar over his shoulder—I said, “Ohh! This is the guy.”
- Mike Mettler
Mar 31, 2022 · He applied conventional flatpicking and hybrid picking to lead and rhythm guitar. Ronnie had his own approach to rock rhythm guitar, distinctly different from Clapton, Hendrix, Page or Beck. He was revered for big-chord riffs in driving tunes like “Rock the Nation” and “Make It Last.”
Feb 17, 2010 · Guitar-wise, Ronnie favored Gibsons at that time, notably Les Pauls.
Mar 5, 2012 · See note at the bottom for details. Rock wild man Sammy Hagar talks about his first exposure to guitarist Ronnie Montrose, who died Saturday at age 64 of prostate cancer, as if it took place last ...
