list of Shadows tunes/songs using Burns double six?

[Rick50]

Is there a list anywhere, featuring just the tunes and songs using the Burns double six - some leap to mind straightaway, but it would be interesting to have the information gathered...?

[JimN]

Absolutely nil (0) Shadows' recordings.

Almost certainly the same number of Cliff Richard recordings (because most double tracked with two guitars).

[RogerCook]

"Don't talk to him" and "On the beach" would have been performed live with D6 (one with octave down tuning?).

"Razzmatazz"? Double tracked?

[dave robinson]

Hows about 'I'm The Lonely One' - I remember them using the D6 live playing that and 'I Could Easily Fall'

[George Geddes]

According to Tony Bacon (in his book about the Rickenbacker 12-string) Don't talk to him was double-tracked, but I'm the lonely one was the D6.

George
(on a very late-running train from Euston so unable to check the book...)

[cockroach]

The only other instance I can recall was that European live gig clip on YouTube where Cliff does What'd I Say and Hank is using the sunburst Double Six (with the octave bass strings)

Not surprised that particular guitar wasn't used much- it must have been almost impossible to play- a six string bass can be hard enough to play, and a normal 12 string electric with the heavy strings used back then would be no picnic either- imagine combining the two!

[Rick50]

thank you for your replies on this, surprisingly few, then! Having seen the new Beatles film, their Rickenbackers were used to great effect on a large number of their great songs.
In the case of the Shadows, and Cliff of course, On the Beach and I Could Easily are great examples. If double tracked recordings are included...?
I have thought of War Lord, and Genie With the Light Brown Lamp would be good on a 12. Rhythm & Greens would be the main period, I suppose?

[Moderne]

Was there a 12-string electric on Fiesta from the instrumental medley in Finders Keepers - or was it double tracked as well. They used acoustic 12-strings on several songs - including an alternate take of Genie...

[StuartD]

Hank confirmed to me in 1968 that Don't Talk to Him was Double Tracked on a Strat.

I'm the Lonely One and On the Beach were done on the Double Six with the lower octave strings

Regards

Stuart