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50th Anniversary of John Entwistle’s OX Band American Tour & Mad Dog LP featuring Guitarist Robert Johnson as told to Music Journalist, Jon Tiven
By March 1975, the Album & the American Tour was in full swing. This is the 50th anniversary of the release of “Mad Dog” & the American Tour. Entwistle’s OX tour went across the USA playing with Acts such as” Humble Pie”, “J. Giles Band”, “Joe Walsh”, “Frampton’s Camel” & “Roy Buchanan”. The tour coincided with The Who’s “Tommy” Movie premier parties in New York, Chicago & Los Angeles in which Entwistle’s OX Band made special appearances.
Regent Sound CEO, Robert Johnson shares the purchase of the historic Albert King Guitar gifted to King by Billy Gibbons in 1987 & the missing tapes of the Albert King 1971 Muscle Shoals recording sessions
Robert Johnson was inspired to acquire the rare Albert King THC Flying V given to Albert in 1987 as a monumental step to complete the remaining half of Albert King’s 1971 uncompleted Stax Record Album. Johnson made history by recruiting his friend of 55 years, Billy Gibbons to complete this historic recording as Albert King only sang and played guitar on one-half of recordings which features all original members of the Muscle Shoals Swampers, Jimmy Johnson, David Hood, Roger Hawkins & Barry Beckett. This unique recording was completed by Gibbons & Johnson at The Studio Nashville.
The 50th anniversary of Jeff Beck & Robert Johnson playing together on the Rolling Stones’ Black & Blue Sessions in Rotterdam 1975 & Jeff Beck’s OXBLOOD Les Paul guitar discussed by CEO Regent Sound, Robert Johnson
The 50th anniversary of Jeff Beck & Robert Johnson playing together on the Rolling Stones’ Black & Blue Sessions in Rotterdam 1975 & Jeff Beck’s OXBLOOD Les Paul guitar discussed by CEO Regent Sound, Robert Johnson In June of 1972, Robert Johnson purchased a 1953 Les Paul Gold Top guitar from a local Memphis music teacher. That guitar eventually became known as Jeff Beck’s Oxblood Les Paul. After purchasing the Les Paul, Johnson had John Evans, the former Boxtops keyboardist, modify the pickups & bridge & Tom Keckler spray painted the guitar at Strings & Things Music Store using auto-paint to match Johnson’s 1960 Oxblood shoes. Beck asked Billy Gibbons & Robert Johnson about any good guitars for sale. Johnson replied that he had seventeen, including his Oxblood Les Paul guitar for sale at Strings & Things. Beck had a friend take him to Strings & Things the next day. Beck loved the Oxblood Les Paul & his manager bought it. On January 31st 1975, Johnson saw Jeff Beck and the Oxblood Les Paul together. Johnson & Beck had both been invited to a recording session with The Rolling Stones in Holland, unaware that the other would be attending. Jagger invited Johnson & Richards invited Beck, neither told each other. Beck’s primary guitar at the session was the Oxblood Les Paul. Beck & Johnson played on several tracks. Neither Johnson nor Beck could have imagined that the guitar would sell for 1.3 million dollars. Beck & Johnson played together for 2 days.
WickedAI Brings Daenerys Back to Life in Groundbreaking 84 Minute Game of Thrones Sequel Episode
AI-Generated Series to Continue and Complete Game of Thrones – Daenerys Returns in Second Episode.
