I bought the 45 in ’74 immediately upon release and that was the story in the music press at the time.
About 20 years before the internet became commonplace.
Rick Derringer R.I.P
Unfortunately, another major 70’s guitar player checked in for "The Great Gig in the Sky."
Rick Derringer was one of those unique "did everything with everyone " musicians.
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/articles/rick-derringer-singer-hang-sloopy-175556224.html
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@tablejockey , Wiki is the safe bet on this one. |
@guscreek, the experience was a great one for me, but not because of the speakers, although they were enjoyable (at that time, my mains were a stock pair of heavily damped Klipsch Lascala, which still to this day, is the presentation I prefer). Rick wanted a speaker a little less dynamic than what he was used to but also wanted some grunt, heft and illumination. The QLS1s really fit the bill. I was passively, vertically bi-amping them with some Krell stereo amps. My best, MrD. |
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