Random Guild on Video Sightings

[Rocky]

Looks like a couple of T-Birds and a Jet Star Bass...maybe even a couple of Guild amps(?):



Apologies if this one was already posted, but I'm not gonna wade through 21 pages to check...

I think it was. They were Guild endorsers for a nanosecond.

 

[Zelja]

Looks like a couple of T-Birds and a Jet Star Bass...maybe even a couple of Guild amps(?):



Apologies if this one was already posted, but I'm not gonna wade through 21 pages to check...

Are the two guitarists plugged into the same amp?

 

[midnightright]

 

[HeyMikey]

I have to admit, I had a MAJOR crush on Susanna Hoffs during the Bangles. Glad to see she is still performing.

 

[Minnesota Flats]

Are the two guitarists plugged into the same amp?

Side bar:

My freshman year of college (1966-67) a friend's psychedelic band was really operating on a shoestring. The keyboard player couldn't afford a Farfisa, so he played his accordion. The rhythm guitar player bought a St. George electric guitar and the two of them played through the same amp, with less than ideal results. My roomate bought a Teisco knockoff of a Hofner "Beatle" bass from the same pawn shop that had been the source of the St. George. Another guy played harmonica and mimicked Mick Jagger. The drummer had played in his highschool marching band in Ohio. He had really short hair, so he grew a moustache and wore a beret and a neck scarf, which made him look more like a beatnik than a hippie.

The band leader/lead guitarist/main vocalist was the only member of the band who had decent equipment (and an ego to match): a Gibson SG through a Vox amp. Their musical talent was pretty much in line with the quality of their instruments, but they did do a lot of drugs, just like "real" bands did in those times.

At school dances, they'd open for the best garage band in the area who, by comparison, sounded utterly professional. Then, at a big dance around Christmas time, my roomate's band got bumped when the "good" garage band opened for Quicksilver Messenger Service. I don't recall for sure (it was a long time ago) but I don't think my roomate's band got much work after that.

As you were...

 

[HeyMikey]

Just watched the Friends episode (S2E6) with Chrissie Hynde performing. Already posted here on post #31, but I had to mention it again because, well, Chrissie Hynde! Good lord how I love her, another major crush of mine….

https://letstalkguild.com/ltg/index.php?threads/random-guild-on-video-sightings.185041/post-1733607

 

[Prince of Darkness]

 

[steveintampa]

Jim Kent playing a Starfire in the 1967 Hillbillys in a Haunted House at 32:22

 

[Minnesota Flats]

 

[Prince of Darkness]

Andy Fairweather Low and Doyle Bramhall II on Guild 12-strings.

 

[Prince of Darkness]

Hubert Sumlin playing a Guild. from 2:07.

 

[Zelja]

Mick Harvey with a 60s Starfire IV:

 

[HeyMikey]

I’m currently watching SNL Season 1 episode 2 hosted by Paul Simon playing one of his F30R specials. Artie joins in for The Boxer, Scarborough,,,, Magical.

 

[Prince of Darkness]

X-100 Blade Runner.

 

[3C4S]

 

[Wilmywood]

Townshend playing a Guild 12 string ...

 

[Prince of Darkness]

Dr. Feelgood singer Lee Brilleaux playing a S-50. Not often that you see him playing guitar. Guitarist Wilko Johnson went on to appear in the Game of Thrones TV series.

 

[walrus]

Super Troopers 2 intro - THREE Guilds for the band "Cracklin' Bacon"! Assuming it was purposeful, it's interesting product placement by Guild in 2018...

Guilds show up at 1:25 and beyond.