New Alembic Company?

Started by kipknee, July 15, 2003, 10:17:53 PM

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kipknee

There's a Series I on Ebay right now with a description that's an interesting mix of what's true and what's not true.
 
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2545880597

rogertvr

Talk about poetic license! I wonder what Mica and Susan will have to say about that?

dean_m

You know what I think would be funny.  Is if this poor guy were to receive an email from every single one of us here on the board correcting him of his mis-information.  Maybe after 700 some-odd emails, he might get his facts straight.
 

billy_v

Dig the alnico frets!  Terrible shame about that old Alembic company--what ever happened to them?  (Ha!)  Looks like this guy took a wrong turn on the Information Superhighway!  

David Houck

He has also apparently listed it twice; same pictures, somewhat different text.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2545857384&category=4713

elzie

Brother Dino, you read my mind, which is probably not difficult;)
 
Paul

rogertvr

That will be interesting if he gets bids on both of those!

David Houck

I was unable to find any recording credits for a Brett Richardson; which leads me to wonder if that part of the description was hyped also.

dela217

If I am not mistaken, he was a Muscle Shoals session man.
 
Pretty bass though.  

kipknee

I did a search for Brett Richardson on the Internet (and I'm VERY good at using the various search engines) and the only reference that I could find to a Brett Richardson was assistant engineer on the Winans gospel records.  Also, I thought David Hood (yet another Alembic player) was the major bass player of the Muscle Shoals group.  
 
BTW, the two auctions are closed now.
 
(Message edited by kipknee on July 16, 2003)

dela217

Yes!  You are right.  I was thinking David Hood.  Sorry.  
 
Strange that the auctions are closed now.

David Houck

I agree, it is a nice bass.  I ran some more searches but was still unable to find anything on Brett Richardson; but then session players are frequently not credited on liner notes.  So that part of the listing may indeed by accurate.

David Houck


alembic76407

it looks just my Series 1, I hope he can sell for the money he's asking, I don't think so but!!!!!
 
David T
 
PS my guitar player has a guitar that was rumored to have been owned by John Lennon.
 
I started that rumor !!!!!

harald_rost

David is right. The 70's Series 1 usually were sold for 2.000 to 2.500 in the past at Ebay. So there was no bid as it was to be expected.
 
Harald