Series Beatle Bass
Don’t Let Me Down the beatles bass cover (take2)
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The Beatles Guitar Book* (Bass) (Bass Recorded Versions Series) $16.95 17 of their greatest trans-cribed note-for-note, including: Back in the U.S.S.R. * Eight Days a Week * Got to Get You into My Life * A Hard Day’s Night * Hey Jude * I Saw Her Standing There * Let It Be * Strawberry Fields Forever * Ticket to Ride * and more…. |
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When I’m Sixty-Four $2.99 … |
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When I’m Sixty-Four $2.99 … |
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A Date with a Beatle $7.03 In 1964, The Beatles phenomenon swept the nation, and tenacious sixteen-year-old Judy came down with a bad case of Beatlemania. Judy spent Eight Days a Week with a dream to meet her idol – George Harrison. Thanks to a series of strange, but fortunate events, dream becomes reality for the devoted team. A must read for anyone who lived through it, or for those who wish they had! |
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Stuart Sutcliffe: The Lost Beatle $16.96 The remarkable life of the man who played bass for one of the biggest bands in rock & roll history comes to the screen in a fascinating documentary produced to tell the tale of original Beatles bassist Stuart Sutcliffe. It was in 1959 that the Liverpool art college student first made the acquaintance of like-minded artist and musician John Lennon. Fast friends from the very start, the pair began making music together when Lennon convinced Sutcliffe to use the proceeds of a painting he had recently sold to purchase a bass guitar and begin playing with fellow musicians Paul McCartney and George Harrison. Soon joined by drummer Pete Best, the ambitious band would subsequently land a contract playing their unique brand of music at some of the seediest clubs in Hamburg. With success on the horizon and the future looking bright, however, Sutcliffe would soon stun his fellow musicians by leaving the band to focus on his art and spend more time with his fiancée, German photographer Astrid Kirchherr. His health subsequently taking a turn for the worse, Sutcliffe fell into a seizure-induced coma in early April 1962 and later died of a cerebral hemorrhage at the tender age of 21 — just one year before the Beatles blasted to the top of the charts with their groundbreaking release Please Please Me. Now Beatles fans can finally find out the true story of the man known as the Lost Beatle in this documentary featuring interviews with those who knew Sutcliffe best, including former fiancée Kirchherr, early Beatles manager Allan Williams, Rod Murray, American art historian Donald Kuspit, and Sutcliffe’s sister and onetime roommate Pauline. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide |
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STUART SUTCLIFFE-THE LOST BEATLE $17.96 The remarkable life of the man who played bass for one of the biggest bands in rock & roll history comes to the screen in a fascinating documentary produced to tell the tale of original Beatles bassist Stuart Sutcliffe. It was in 1959 that the Liverpool art college student first made the acquaintance of like-minded artist and musician John Lennon. Fast friends from the very start, the pair began making music together when Lennon convinced Sutcliffe to use the proceeds of a painting he had recently sold to purchase a bass guitar and begin playing with fellow musicians Paul McCartney and George Harrison. Soon joined by drummer Pete Best, the ambitious band would subsequently land a contract playing their unique brand of music at some of the seediest clubs in Hamburg. With success on the horizon and the future looking bright, however, Sutcliffe would soon stun his fellow musicians by leaving the band to focus on his art and spend more time with his fiancée, German photographer Astrid Kirchherr. His health subsequently taking a turn for the worse, Sutcliffe fell into a seizure-induced coma in early April 1962 and later died of a cerebral hemorrhage at the tender age of 21 — just one year before the Beatles blasted to the top of the charts with their groundbreaking release Please Please Me. Now Beatles fans can finally find out the true story of the man known as the Lost Beatle in this documentary featuring interviews with those who knew Sutcliffe best, including former fiancà e Kirchherr, early Beatles manager Allan Williams, Rod Murray, American art historian Donald Kuspit, and Sutcliffe’s sister and onetime roommate Pauline. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide |
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Beatle Country $9.99 Beatle Country |
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Lost Beatle $11.99 Lost Beatle |
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Beatle Books $16.4 Beatle Books |
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Beatle! $9.1 Before there was Ringo, there was Pete. Drummer with the Beatles from 1960 to 1962, Best played with the band in Liverpool and Hamburg, then was unceremoniously dropped on the eve of fame and fortune. In Beatle! he relates previously unknown anecdotes that form a fascinating look at the least-documented period of Beatles history. |
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Hofner HCT5001 CT Series 4-String Electric Bass $769 The Hofner HCT5001 is the contemporary series version of the famous Beatle Bass by Hofner, upgraded from the Icon series. The CT Series is an almost exact copy in the true sense of the word, it’s hard tell it apart, side by side, with the German made instrument. Features include a sustain block inside the body that makes for a modern deep resonating bass with superior sustain. Comes with the original Höfner (German made) ‘Staple-Top’ pick-ups, Zero Fret, Binding, Parchment tinted pickguard and control panel. |
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Basie’s Beatle Bag $10.99 Basie’s Beatle Bag |
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Beatle Hits Flamenco Guitar Style $13.99 Beatle Hits Flamenco Guitar Style |
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Harrison G-Beatle in Benton Il $6.99 Harrison G-Beatle in Benton Il |
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Hofner H500/1-CT Contemporary Series Violin Bass Guitar Black $769 A year after celebrating the 50th anniversary of Walter Hofner's original violin bass, made famous by a certain Beatle who shall remain nameless, they have decided to produce a contemporary version. It has a vintage look that will produce many "oohs", and an internal sustain block that creates a more modern, deep-resonating sound that will produce many "aahs." It's the kind of bass guitar people love to see, play, and hear. Aesthetically, this model features a maple-beech-maple set neck with rosewood fretboard accentuated by mother-of-pearl dot inlays, the signature Hofner violin bass headstock, a brass trapeze tailpiece, and glossy spruce top with glossy flamed maple back and sides. An ebony bridge with movable metal saddles maintains intonation and string spacing. The nickel-plated hardware and floating celluloid pearl pickguard give it an extra little pop for the eyes. On the electronics side, you're working with two original Hofner 511B 'Staple' humbucking pickups, as well as a control panel with 2 volume controls, 2 on/off switches, and a rhythm/solo switch for volume boost. The overall sound is warm like the original model, but with a little more sonic kick for a more "now" sound. |
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Hofner H500/1-CT Contemporary Series Violin Bass Guitar Sunburst $769 A year after celebrating the 50th anniversary of Walter Hofner's original violin bass, made famous by a certain Beatle who shall remain nameless, they have decided to produce a contemporary version. It has a vintage look that will produce many "oohs", and an internal sustain block that creates a more modern, deep-resonating sound that will produce many "aahs." It's the kind of bass guitar people love to see, play, and hear. Aesthetically, this model features a maple-beech-maple set neck with rosewood fretboard accentuated by mother-of-pearl dot inlays, the signature Hofner violin bass headstock, a brass trapeze tailpiece, and glossy spruce top with glossy flamed maple back and sides. An ebony bridge with movable metal saddles maintains intonation and string spacing. The nickel-plated hardware and floating celluloid pearl pickguard give it an extra little pop for the eyes. On the electronics side, you're working with two original Hofner 511B 'Staple' humbucking pickups, as well as a control panel with 2 volume controls, 2 on/off switches, and a rhythm/solo switch for volume boost. The overall sound is warm like the original model, but with a little more sonic kick for a more "now" sound. |
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Ultimate Beginner Series-Bass Basics $13.99 Ultimate Beginner Series-Bass Basics |
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E7be Okur Series Bass Enhancer $169.94 Bass enhancer |
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E5be Okur Series Bass Enhancer $116.94 Bass enhancer |
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The Beatle Man $13.52 It all came back. With a bang. Another one. Danny McColl’’s career as a Glasgow lawyer doesn”t start too well. A broken nose and a trip to the hospital. It will get worse. He doesn”t yet realise the havoc his personal search for retribution will unleash. Taking revenge on his assailants, and driven by a need to make up for his part in the death of his alcoholic father, he takes on the Finches, a family of thugs that terrorise his new neighbours. In doing so he reveals the truth behind the mysterious life of The Beatle Man with tragic, violent consequences… |
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DSQUARED2 Men’s Beatle Classic Punk Boot $650.95 DSQUARED2 Men’s Beatle Classic Punk Boot |
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Yesterday 16 Fab Beatle Reggae Classi $8.99 Yesterday 16 Fab Beatle Reggae Classi |
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Nintendo Super Mario Bros. Buzzy Beatle Magnet $4.13 Nintendo Super Mario Bros. Buzzy Beatle Magnet |
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Squier Affinity Series P Bass Metallic Red $199.99 Squier Affinity Series P Bass Metallic Red |
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Squier Affinity Series P Bass Metallic Blue $199.99 Squier Affinity Series P Bass Metallic Blue |
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Ampeg BA115 Bass Amp Series Combo Standard $334.39 Ampeg BA115 Bass Amp Series Combo Standard |
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ESP EC Series Standard Bass Case Standard $119.99 ESP EC Series Standard Bass Case Standard |
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Squier Affinity Series P Bass Black $199.99 Squier Affinity Series P Bass Black |
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Squier Affinity Series Bronco Bass Guitar Black $149.99 Squier Affinity Series Bronco Bass Guitar Black |
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Pearl 900 Series Bass Drum Pedal Standard $69.99 Pearl 900 Series Bass Drum Pedal Standard |
August 6th, 2009 in
Uncategorized | tags: act.co.il, bass, beatles, hofner, hofner icon series beatle bass, hofner icon series beatle bass guitar, lefty
