Anyone know how the solo to "Love Hurts" by Nazzareth was done? Tons of compression and very precise bends? Or did they have something like an ebow back then?

Believe it or not, I think my dad made the mixing console used for that.  Or at least the chassis.  He had a small machine shop, and around 1970-71-ish some guy from Le Studio at Morin Heights (where the tune was recorded) came in with a job for him to do.  It was some big console panel where he had to machine lots of holes for pots, faders, switches, etc.  I never actually got to see it.  He only told me about it later  ("Mark, have you ever heard of some place called 'Le Studio'? ").  From the size and complexity, it was likely a mixing console of some type.

No ebow.
Lonnnnnng before the ebow as a matter of fact.
I think it was done along the lines of "american woman" just cleaner.

What self-respecting Rush fan doesn't know about Le Studio?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Le_Studio

Quote from: markm on August 31, 2006, 02:56:12 PM
No ebow.
Lonnnnnng before the ebow as a matter of fact.
I think it was done along the lines of "american woman" just cleaner.

EBow History



1967 concept inspired by Iron Butterfly and Jimi YouKnow

1969 working model

1974 hand-held version

1976 introduced at NAMM in Chicago

1983 new model introduced

1989 licked-circuit model

1996 ebow web page makes a splash

1998 PlusEBow model introduced

Quote from: rumblefish on August 31, 2006, 05:57:18 PM

Quote from: markm on August 31, 2006, 02:56:12 PM
No ebow.
Lonnnnnng before the ebow as a matter of fact.
I think it was done along the lines of "american woman" just cleaner.

EBow History



1967 concept inspired by Iron Butterfly and Jimi YouKnow

1969 working model

1974 hand-held version

1976 introduced at NAMM in Chicago

1983 new model introduced

1989 licked-circuit model

1996 ebow web page makes a splash

1998 PlusEBow model introduced

Okay.
What the hell do I know!
I use a Flat-Pick and the fingers on my right hand.

High gain resulting in feedback and propitious use of a slide. In the MTV video, I remember the player using a billiard ball.

Absolutely!!

Quote from: From Mannycharlton.comSorry buddy never used an Ebow tho in the right hands they can sound great ( Big Country ) On Love hurts its slide and feedback and a cranked to the max Marshall on Star its regular Les Paul /Marshall sustain Thanx for your kind words of support

Manny

Hee deedn't need no steenkin' ebow! 

Sounds like a slide to me.

Gilles

Quote from: ildar on August 31, 2006, 08:13:35 PM
High gain resulting in feedback and propitious use of a slide.

Quote from: lovekraft0 on August 31, 2006, 08:45:42 PM
Absolutely!!

Quote from: From Mannycharlton.comSorry buddy never used an Ebow tho in the right hands they can sound great ( Big Country ) On Love hurts its slide and feedback and a cranked to the max Marshall on Star its regular Les Paul /Marshall sustain Thanx for your kind words of support

Manny

Hee deedn't need no steenkin' ebow! 

I love being right (happens so rarely).