David Lindley tone on 'Driving Wheels'.

RobBozic · Post by **RobBozic** » Mon Dec 03, 2012 12:39 am

Hi gents,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-G3rpMurkX4

I just found out that David Lindley playes steel guitar on one of my favourite tracks on Aussie rocker Jimmy Barnes 'Driving Wheels' song.
Can someone tell me what king of amp this would have been played on. I'm assuming it's a Dumble, can someone tell me which variation?

Thanks
Rob

crbowman · Post by **crbowman** » Mon Dec 03, 2012 5:02 pm

Probably one of these two:
http://d1n51d37v3y820.cloudfront.net/fi ... 1470_0.jpg

Both are first generation ODS's.
He also owned a Dumble modified Bassman and a SSS.

JazzGuitarGimp · Post by **JazzGuitarGimp** » Mon Dec 03, 2012 5:14 pm

When I looked at the pic of the two Dumble amps, I had to laugh. "Well, that's one way to resist the temptation of using the second input..."

talbany · Post by **talbany** » Mon Dec 03, 2012 7:47 pm

JazzGuitarGimp wrote:When I looked at the pic of the two Dumble amps, I had to laugh. "Well, that's one way to resist the temptation of using the second input..."

It's called road labeling..

I am sure there were many times when Dave couldn't (or didn't want to) hit at sound check so you clearly label your amp like he did..The road crew could at least set the amp for your basic start up settings..

Tony

RobBozic · Post by **RobBozic** » Mon Dec 03, 2012 8:25 pm

Thanks guys, so first generation dumble.

The Amp Garage

David Lindley tone on 'Driving Wheels'.

David Lindley tone on 'Driving Wheels'.

Re: David Lindley tone on 'Driving Wheels'.

Re: David Lindley tone on 'Driving Wheels'.

Re: David Lindley tone on 'Driving Wheels'.

Re: David Lindley tone on 'Driving Wheels'.