Ty Tabor

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A friend of mine has played with Ty a few times and says he never heard Ty play a bad note. And my friend is no slouch himself.

I've seen Kings X a few times, and even though Ty used different rigs just about every time his tone has always been consistent - when you hear it, you know it's him.

 

[paisleywookiee]

Ty Tabor is top five, for me. Both in terms of playing and tone. Whether it's the Recto sounds, the Lab sounds, or even the POD Pro into 2:90 sounds, he's always got it, with soul and vibe to spare.

 

[TubeStack]

Love King's X + Ty, especially everything up to and including Dogman. I've seen them live twice, first on the Dogman tour and then again about 10-15 years later, both in small clubs with a small audience. I bought Out Of The Silent Planet and Gretchen in high school and been a fan ever since, but it also makes sense to me they've never had widespread appeal.

There's a lot of great stuff on their self-titled album, the one before the big switch in sound on Dogman, and their last with Sam Taylor, I believe. Lost In Germany is a top-three fave of theirs, for me. Also love Ooh Song.