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StingArticle from International Musician & Recording World, March 1986 |
Paul Henderson on the solo Sting's latest thing — a six-piece Jazz band.
Guitars:
- Fender Stratocaster
- Gibson Chet Atkins acoustic/elec.
- Gibson ES 336 (1961)
Basses:
- Fender Jazz
- Steinberger
- Guild 'Novatone' (with EMG p/u's).
Drums: Yamaha 9000 Series:
- 12", 13" rack toms
- 14", 16" floor toms
- 22"x14" bass drum.
- Pearl 14"x6½" Free Floating brass shell snare
- Pearl 14"x3½" Free Floating brass shell piccolo snare
Cymbals: Zildjian
- 16" China Boy
- 13" thin crash
- 19" med.thin crash
- 22" ping ride
- 17" med. thin crash
- 22" low China Boy
- 14" Quick Beat hi-hats
- 2 Simmons pads
- Simmons SDS V (D.I.)
- Tama double bass pedal
Saxes:
- Selmer Mk VI tenor
- Selmer Alto
- Selmer Soprano
Saxes via Shure SM58, Shure UnidyneII and Sennheiser mic's
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