Rich Robinson lead sound?

[letveronafall]

anyone have any gear lists for the Crowes' circa Shake Your Moneymaker?

 

i heard the lead sound im trying to achieve in the solo to 'Hard to Handle'.

 

any ideas on how to get me really close

 

im playin a les paul through a jcm800 1960 halfstack right now main dirt is the amps lead channel and boosts provided by a ts-9.

[LoneStarGuitar]

not sure for that era, but from the website..

http://www.richrobinson.net/gear.php

 

expensive tastes.

 

When I saw the Crowes this past summer, I recall seeing two Harry Joyce amps, a Fulltone tape Echo, and more Zematis guitars than I have ever seen.

[LPSlinger]

 

anyone have any gear lists for the Crowes' circa Shake Your Moneymaker? i heard the lead sound im trying to achieve in the solo to 'Hard to Handle'. any ideas on how to get me really close im playin a les paul through a jcm800 1960 halfstack right now main dirt is the amps lead channel and boosts provided by a ts-9.

 

 

Are you talking about the lead guitar work on the album version of 'Hard to Handle'? If so then according to Rich it was recorded by Brendan O'brien. Who knows what his gear preferences are. Live it was done by Jeff Cease on a Les Paul through a Marshall stack of some sort. I'm guessing a JCM 900 or a Jubalee.

[letveronafall]

 

Are you talking about the lead guitar work on the album version of 'Hard to Handle'? If so then according to Rich it was recorded by Brendan O'brien. Who knows what his gear preferences are. Live it was done by Jeff Cease on a Les Paul through a Marshall stack of some sort. I'm guessing a JCM 900 or a Jubalee.

 

 

Yes im talking about the solo on the album. Im sure his sound would be close to the same live though. I am not trying to go out and buy all this crazy stuff to cop someone else's sound, I have a good lead sound, but Rich just has something more to it, is there a compressor or anything on it? an eq maybe could help?