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I mean you are hearing nothing but pickup in that video, you could get that tone with literally any guitar. It looks like a Gibson J-180 with double pickguards, maybe an Everly Brothers reissue type model.
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Apologies to the OP, but that tone is quite grating to my ears. |
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It’s only rock and roll but I like it
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It’s true…
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That deaf, dumb & blind kid, sure plays a mean Gibson!
Steve
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Yeah, probably a Gibson J180 or 185. "Small Super Jumbo" Everly Brothers model or similar.
Like most the sound was appalling - which is why i only use microphones now.
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Terrible tone.
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I always love to see Roger Daltry with a guitar.
Actually, I always like to see any singer play an instrument when you normally just see them onstage without one. |
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I prefer his singing over the guitar. And Johnny Cash version Ring Of Fire over his.
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