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Let´s post ´em here while they last on You tube. I´ll start with a cool one of
Takeshi Terauchi / Terauchi Takeshi / Terry rocking in the 80s (ignore the Yakuza outfits)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEw5-3cjaSs

I like how that song requires TWO tambourine players.

zak wrote:I like how that song requires TWO tambourine players.

hahahaha
they should´ve used one musician with two tambourines. Hey, it worked for the bands on those Hanna Barbera cartoons...

I have no darn clue why I keep going back to this VID other than I think it
totally insane for something to take place like this back in the 50s. And these
3 people.......ROCKED!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpGkM44RZX0

A truly fine display of Mosrite's. This is what put Mosrite on everyone's 'must have' list.

The Ventures and their infamous white Mosrite's

PS: -90- I hope you don't mind that I moved this topic here to our Music Related forum from the Links of Interest forum.

Love that "Caravan" video. Easier to watch Nokie´s fingers and nick his licks

dubtrub wrote:A truly fine display of Mosrite's. This is what put Mosrite on everyone's 'must have' list.

The Ventures and their infamous white Mosrite's

PS: -90- I hope you don't mind that I moved this topic here to our Music Related forum from the Links of Interest forum.

Great Caravan video! Did The Ventures play Mosrites on the 'in space' album?

That was either their first album, OR one of their first albums, in which they
first started using the Mosrites......

Since this topic is about Mosrite video's, I have a feeling it's going to be a continuing thread.

Chicchi & Nokie

More of Chicchi video's Here

Dennisthe Menace wrote:That was either their first album, OR one of their first albums, in which they
first started using the Mosrites......

The Ventures went through Mosrite's like most of us go through socks.

In the sixties most TV's were still in black and white. The Ventures held the distributorship to Mosrite. In order for their product to sell they needed exposure. White guitars were more defined on television. It worked too, as the Ventures Distributing was bombarded with requests for that 'new' guitar they were playing. As we all know, before that they were playing Fender's.

I think Rodrigo, the "New Kid on the Block,"
has lit a 'Fuse' for this Thread.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1QlaJL7dulM