Felix Pappalardi

In this video at 1:00, Pappalardi can be seen preforming live a Gibson EB-1 Violin Bass.

A photo of Felix Pappalardi with a black Gibson EB-O

Pappalardi can be seen playing a Mellotron M400 in this vintage advertizement.

In the video titled "Mountain - Theme For An Imaginary Western" from the Cincinnati Pop Festival on June 13, 1970, Felix Pappalardi can be seen performing with several Fender Bassman Combo Amps lining the stage, identifiable by their distinctive coloration and design.

On this website, a fan claims Pappalardi handed him two guitar picks backstage, a Tortoise Shell pick that appears to be quite thin, reading "FELIX PAPPALARDI", and what appears to be a vintage Herco #49 Tortoise Shell pick, identifiable by it's shape and the glued-on pieces of cork used as a gripping surface.

"The memory of Mountain at Woodstock though, was overshadowed by the bands that followed (see About page) but I became a student of Felix's after returning from the festival. A couple years later I was standing at the front of the stage focused on Felix's fingers and he opened my mind to the possibility I could do that too - Felix had shown me the way! I nearly crossed over when I called out "Felix!" as he walked off stage of the Capitol Theater, Port Chester, NY (1970-71) and he came over and handed me his guitar pick. Here're some awesome items I've collected..."

"The gifted pick and a second, unique, smaller one below with a piece of cork on either side to grip."

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In the December 1975 issue of the Japanese guitar magazine "Guitar," Felix Pappalardi is depicted on the back cover playing a Greco EB-720. The text "Greco-720" is clearly visible, and this image is associated with a live performance by the band Creation, with whom Felix was active at the time. This information is supported by a photo shared by the Instagram account "gitamaga," which details the presence of this equipment during that period.