Reb with a Charvel..

[VitaminG]

yea, same drummer. Rod Morgenstein from the Dixie Dregs. Paul Taylor is gone on keys & guitar and John Roth from Black Oak Arkansas is in.

I always liked their proggy leanings. Get away from the radio fluff and the album cuts were good. Stuff like Rainbow in the Rose and In The Day We'll Never See. The whole Pull album is superb

[Wayniac]

Love "The DAY WE'LL NEVER SEE" - heavy for them, and Reb does some cool melodic stuff in there.
I like the stripped down solo stuff Kip did as well.
They are way more talented than their image/marketing showed in the 80's.

[VitaminG]

I just finished watching 30 minutes of them in the studio. Bonus DVD on the new album. Riffs, solos, I could listen to Reb play all night.

[Rich#6]

Always great live. saw them twice back in 89. The eye candy at the shows was a big plus.

[sixx_ gunner]

I am with Rick#6! Saw them before Bullet Boys & Cinderella played in NC. Those chicks showed much love to Winger!

[Rich#6]

That was one of the tours I saw! lol

[mantis]

Reb is a badass player. Love his style attack and overall approach to playing the Instrument. He has is own company and amps he uses, I'd be surprised if he changes over to Charvel but it would be very cool to see a Special Reb Beach Charvel Custom Shop model.

[sixx_ gunner]

@ Rich#6
Tom Keifer was trying to play the opening riff to Bad Seamstress Blues/Fallin' Apart at the Seams, the guitar is out of tune, he looks off stage, throws the damn 12 string down, and they blast into another jam, I was laughing so hard, but feeling for the poor bastard!

[Big D]

Saw them last week at the state fair and yes Reb played that Charvel for a couple songs - it was cool to see him with it and it sounded great. We were pleasantly surprised at how great Winger sounded, they really are still an amazing rock band. And Reb's playing...holy shit. He is shredding just as good as ever, maybe even better. His tapping is so fluid it is jaw dropping to watch.