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Riff Tone

Street Corner Talking

Savoy Brown

Guitarblues1970s

Original Gear

GuitarGibson Les Paul Goldtop (early 1950s, likely P-90 pickups)
AmpMarshall Plexi (model not explicitly confirmed, but highly likely for era and genre; sources mention overdriven tube amps, and this was Simmonds' main amp in the early 1970s)

Amp Settings

gain5.5
bass6.5

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Effects & Signal Chain

Notes

Studio recording, 1971. No evidence of live rig or alternate guitars for the riff section. No pedalboard evidence for this song; focus is on amp-driven overdrive. No explicit mention of effects loop or outboard pedals for the riff.

Tone Character(10)
raw and energeticgritty and punchywarm, sustaining soundedge-of-breakup crunchsmooth with bitedynamic and touch-sensitivevintage British blues-rockslightly compressedarticulate pick attackfull-bodied midrange

Difficulty

The riff is moderately challenging due to its syncopation and need for dynamic control, but does not require advanced techniques or high speed.

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