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John Martyn

Guitarist, Singer

Verified via The Official John Martyn Website

In the Mid 70’s the Fender Twin amp was a replaced by a Musicman Amplifier Head and Cabinet.

Bob Collum

Guitarist

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Bob Collum is shown using a 1976 Music Man 112-65 vintage amplifier in a user-uploaded photo.

Shelly Yakus

Guitarist, Music Producer

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In the video titled "Don't Fear the Reaper - Blue Oyster Cult: Inside the Song with Shelly Yakus - Produce Like A Pro," at 20:33, Shelly Yakus confirms the use of a Music Man amplifier in conjunction with a Gibson ES-175 during the recording of “Don’t Fear the Reaper.”