Good examples of Mustangs in songs?

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Norah Jones was playing one tonight on Jools Holland, don't ask me what song it was as I was listening to something else while the wife watched it. Sure you can see it on iPlayer if you want to
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I think thats a pretty good example of a mustang in a song. Probably Waka-waka.
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Rushkoff wrote:Heres a recent example. This is my band's pewwwp song, definitely one of the lighter things we've done in a while. Excuse the cheesiness too. Everything pretty much in the right earphone is a stock 65 RI Mustang in the bridge :

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Louis from Spectrals always uses a 69RI Mustang

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wow... 4 pages in and no one mentioned Dave Alvin from the Blasters? he used a mustang II on all the early stuff.


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Question--what is the average going rate for secondhand 65RI and 69RI Mustangs?
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not sure.. the squiers coming out in a month or two should be under $400.. but i don't know if you're looking for that.
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plaidbeer wrote:Question--what is the average going rate for secondhand 65RI and 69RI Mustangs?
Probably $650-750 on Ishibashi or at guitar shops. Maybe less on the private market.
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Saw Ty Segall play last nite-- both guitars were mustang
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Talking Heads usually had a duosonic or a mustang in the recording stage. I don't know about live, but they were used in studio.
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how the fuck has no one posted some god dam HRC yet??

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i think pretty much of Junior Senior's stuff is a Mustang and/or Duo Sonic!

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ZenJenga wrote:Talking Heads usually had a duosonic or a mustang in the recording stage. I don't know about live, but they were used in studio.
Listen to the entire album Remain in Light.
think it was a musicmaster with an added bridge humbucker. byrne uses it here from 4:20 onwards.

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Here is a good example of a mustang making some noise.

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HNB wrote:Here is a good example of a mustang making some noise.

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I like that a lot. They're clearly very heavily influenced by the Boom Boom Satellites (not a bad thing really), but there's a bit of the guitar vs. synth chaos of 65DaysOfStatic in there too. Very much relevant to my interests. Cheers for the link!