Jim James rocking out Bearfoot?

Open discussion about all things BJFE

Moderator: Moderators

Jim James rocking out Bearfoot?

Postby duaner58 » Tue May 29, 2012 2:59 pm

Hey Donner!

I saw on the Bearfoot site that Yim Yames from MMJ is rocking out Bearfoot!!! I'm a huge MMJ fan.... Can you spill what he is currently using/used?

Man that guy has soul and some chops!!
duaner58
 
Posts: 105
Joined: Tue Mar 01, 2011 12:52 pm
Location: Chicago
Guitars:: MJT Tele w/ MFF Tombucker and Country Coil
Gibson CS R7 Sheptone "skydogged" tribute and Betts pups
amps: Tungsten Buckwheat
pedals: 5

Re: Jim James rocking out Bearfoot?

Postby cajone5 » Tue May 29, 2012 3:23 pm

duaner58 wrote:Hey Donner!

I saw on the Bearfoot site that Yim Yames from MMJ is rocking out Bearfoot!!! I'm a huge MMJ fan.... Can you spill what he is currently using/used?

Man that guy has soul and some chops!!


Very interested to find out. They sound great. Guessing a HBOD?
Timing has a lot to do with the outcome of a rain dance.

BJFe: DIY CB, DIY FF 3.5%
User avatar
cajone5
 
Posts: 931
Joined: Wed May 19, 2010 9:44 am
Location: Austin, TX
Guitars:: 2006 Taylor 214e
2014 Fender Strat 60th Anniversary
Mainland Tenor Uke
amps: 5e3 Deluxe
'68 Custom Deluxe Reverb
pedals: 99

Re: Jim James rocking out Bearfoot?

Postby duaner58 » Tue May 29, 2012 3:56 pm

I know he has been using 3 Monkeys amps for a couple years now which has a good amount of gain options on tap. I'm laying my money on the MGMV as being the pedal!

Speaking of, I was on vacation for a week or so and some friends came by my space and jammed on my gear. 2 of them RAVED about the MGMV and how great sounding it was regardless of song tempo.
duaner58
 
Posts: 105
Joined: Tue Mar 01, 2011 12:52 pm
Location: Chicago
Guitars:: MJT Tele w/ MFF Tombucker and Country Coil
Gibson CS R7 Sheptone "skydogged" tribute and Betts pups
amps: Tungsten Buckwheat
pedals: 5

Re: Jim James rocking out Bearfoot?

Postby Donner » Wed May 30, 2012 9:27 am

Yeah the Vibe is velcroed to Jims board now ---- he swaps dirt alot he said and he likes the H and Beest alot ... it sort of spread like a fungus - from Creston (who plays in Anders Parkers' Cloud Badge) to Anders whose using the Vibe and the Model H thru the 'New Multitudes' group to Centro Matic-Will Johnson whos using the Beest and Model H (they were touring with Drive By Truckers) and Jim James whos using those mentioned - Jay Farrar has some but I havent heard back on what made it to the board yet ....Mark Spencer (SonVolt) has a board full (PGC>HB>HBst>MGMV) and Brian Henneman (PGC/HB) and John Horton (MGMV/Model H/Beest) of the BottleRockets also, even Doug Pettibone and John Mayer use the MGMV ..... Americana BearFoot style ...............................ok thats all the namedropping I can stand for now, but yes apparantly the Vibe works really well on a live stage in a band context :mrgreen:
User avatar
Donner
Site Admin
 
Posts: 3547
Joined: Mon Feb 26, 2007 11:52 pm
Location: St.Louis
Guitars:: Strats, Teles, LPSpecial, Silvertone, #1 is a Gretschified Flying V
amps: custom plexitweed KT66>2x12 Greenbacks, Deluxe and Princeton Reverbs
pedals: 0

Re: Jim James rocking out Bearfoot?

Postby duaner58 » Wed May 30, 2012 11:31 am

Donner wrote:Yeah the Vibe is velcroed to Jims board now ---- he swaps dirt alot he said and he likes the H and Beest alot ... it sort of spread like a fungus - from Creston (who plays in Anders Parkers' Cloud Badge) to Anders whose using the Vibe and the Model H thru the 'New Multitudes' group to Centro Matic-Will Johnson whos using the Beest and Model H (they were touring with Drive By Truckers) and Jim James whos using those mentioned - Jay Farrar has some but I havent heard back on what made it to the board yet ....Mark Spencer (SonVolt) has a board full (PGC>HB>HBst>MGMV) and Brian Henneman (PGC/HB) and John Horton (MGMV/Model H/Beest) of the BottleRockets also, even Doug Pettibone and John Mayer use the MGMV ..... Americana BearFoot style ...............................ok thats all the namedropping I can stand for now, but yes apparantly the Vibe works really well on a live stage in a band context :mrgreen:


I knew it was the vibe!! thats awesome!

Sounds like you got that St. Louis Americana roots all worked out and then some!!! Great work Donner! I know Tweedy had HBOD on his board on the last tour as well but those guys swap em out all the time too!






All t
duaner58
 
Posts: 105
Joined: Tue Mar 01, 2011 12:52 pm
Location: Chicago
Guitars:: MJT Tele w/ MFF Tombucker and Country Coil
Gibson CS R7 Sheptone "skydogged" tribute and Betts pups
amps: Tungsten Buckwheat
pedals: 5

Re: Jim James rocking out Bearfoot?

Postby Donner » Wed May 30, 2012 11:51 am

duaner58 wrote:
Donner wrote:Yeah the Vibe is velcroed to Jims board now ---- he swaps dirt alot he said and he likes the H and Beest alot ... it sort of spread like a fungus - from Creston (who plays in Anders Parkers' Cloud Badge) to Anders whose using the Vibe and the Model H thru the 'New Multitudes' group to Centro Matic-Will Johnson whos using the Beest and Model H (they were touring with Drive By Truckers) and Jim James whos using those mentioned - Jay Farrar has some but I havent heard back on what made it to the board yet ....Mark Spencer (SonVolt) has a board full (PGC>HB>HBst>MGMV) and Brian Henneman (PGC/HB) and John Horton (MGMV/Model H/Beest) of the BottleRockets also, even Doug Pettibone and John Mayer use the MGMV ..... Americana BearFoot style ...............................ok thats all the namedropping I can stand for now, but yes apparantly the Vibe works really well on a live stage in a band context :mrgreen:


I knew it was the vibe!! thats awesome!

Sounds like you got that St. Louis Americana roots all worked out and then some!!! Great work Donner! I know Tweedy had HBOD on his board on the last tour as well but those guys swap em out all the time too!






All t


Hadnt heard about Tweedy, but yeah a number of the BearFoot/BJfe circuits are just perfect for Americana stuff - and the SYs and Model Gs and EG and CAFs should spread that even farther --- heheheh the Sound of Americana is designed in Sweden :mrgreen: and its funny how many of them prefer the Model H but I think thats part of being on a larger stage and how the H holds up against big drums/bass and a PA.
User avatar
Donner
Site Admin
 
Posts: 3547
Joined: Mon Feb 26, 2007 11:52 pm
Location: St.Louis
Guitars:: Strats, Teles, LPSpecial, Silvertone, #1 is a Gretschified Flying V
amps: custom plexitweed KT66>2x12 Greenbacks, Deluxe and Princeton Reverbs
pedals: 0

Re: Jim James rocking out Bearfoot?

Postby duaner58 » Wed May 30, 2012 1:02 pm

Donner wrote:
duaner58 wrote:
Donner wrote:Yeah the Vibe is velcroed to Jims board now ---- he swaps dirt alot he said and he likes the H and Beest alot ... it sort of spread like a fungus - from Creston (who plays in Anders Parkers' Cloud Badge) to Anders whose using the Vibe and the Model H thru the 'New Multitudes' group to Centro Matic-Will Johnson whos using the Beest and Model H (they were touring with Drive By Truckers) and Jim James whos using those mentioned - Jay Farrar has some but I havent heard back on what made it to the board yet ....Mark Spencer (SonVolt) has a board full (PGC>HB>HBst>MGMV) and Brian Henneman (PGC/HB) and John Horton (MGMV/Model H/Beest) of the BottleRockets also, even Doug Pettibone and John Mayer use the MGMV ..... Americana BearFoot style ...............................ok thats all the namedropping I can stand for now, but yes apparantly the Vibe works really well on a live stage in a band context :mrgreen:


I knew it was the vibe!! thats awesome!

Sounds like you got that St. Louis Americana roots all worked out and then some!!! Great work Donner! I know Tweedy had HBOD on his board on the last tour as well but those guys swap em out all the time too!






All t


Hadnt heard about Tweedy, but yeah a number of the BearFoot/BJfe circuits are just perfect for Americana stuff - and the SYs and Model Gs and EG and CAFs should spread that even farther --- heheheh the Sound of Americana is designed in Sweden :mrgreen: and its funny how many of them prefer the Model H but I think thats part of being on a larger stage and how the H holds up against big drums/bass and a PA.


I believe it was on the latest Wilco pedalboard thread on TGP..... And definitely looking forward to getting the new releases and spreading the gospel!
duaner58
 
Posts: 105
Joined: Tue Mar 01, 2011 12:52 pm
Location: Chicago
Guitars:: MJT Tele w/ MFF Tombucker and Country Coil
Gibson CS R7 Sheptone "skydogged" tribute and Betts pups
amps: Tungsten Buckwheat
pedals: 5

Re: Jim James rocking out Bearfoot?

Postby musicsoma » Thu May 31, 2012 12:29 am

and the SYs and Model Gs and EG and CAFs should spread that even farther ---


Ummm... did anyone else catch this?
User avatar
musicsoma
 
Posts: 409
Joined: Sat Feb 12, 2011 10:43 am
Location: Roseville, CA
pedals: 0

Re: Jim James rocking out Bearfoot?

Postby thiscalltoarms » Thu May 31, 2012 2:33 am

musicsoma wrote:and the SYs and Model Gs and EG and CAFs should spread that even farther ---


Ummm... did anyone else catch this?



Yes I did.
A delay addict with a taste for good drives.

BJFE: HBOD, SBEQ, SYODv1, PGOD
Bearfeet: PGC, Honey Bair, BPB, Model G, AWF, SBEQ
Mad Professor: SGD
thiscalltoarms
 
Posts: 219
Joined: Fri Dec 07, 2007 12:36 am
Location: Seattle, WA
Guitars:: Gibson SG Special Faded w/ moons
Suhr Custom Classic T Chambered
Gibson Les Paul Studio
Taylor 414ce
Myka Custom SG
Suhr Classic Pro Metallic
amps: Suhr PT100
Budda Superdrive 18w 112
Dr. Z Maz 18 NR w/ Z 2x10
1980 Fender Vibro Champ
Two Notes Torpedo Modelers

and a Vox AC30 for fly dates
pedals: 26

Re: Jim James rocking out Bearfoot?

Postby SteveA » Fri Jun 01, 2012 6:20 am

Thta's amazing! BjFE/BF heading for world domination :)
BJF: BPB, CHII, MG, MH4K, PGC, PH, LGW & RRB
SteveA
 
Posts: 789
Joined: Mon Oct 26, 2009 11:24 pm
Guitars:: Fender Stratocaster CS Pro
amps: Divided by 13 EDT
pedals: 12

Next

Return to BJFE Discussion

Who is online

Users browsing this forum: Bing [Bot] and 3 guests