jp
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Hey guys!
Long time, no post me. Can't forget Norah -- ooh la la!
Long time, no post me. Can't forget Norah -- ooh la la!
Your favorite picture(s) of an artist playing a Guild?
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The Guilds of Grot
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I was looking for that photo of Norah but couldn't find it. Thanks for posting it!
Is there a photo out there of Keith with his two pick-up M-65 that he played Satisfaction on?
Is there a photo out there of Keith with his two pick-up M-65 that he played Satisfaction on?
West R Lee
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jp
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Hey Grot, happy to oblige! Just wish I could find a bigger one.The Guilds of Grot said:
SFIV1967
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Keith with the M-65 Freshman with 2 pickups:
Pictures from April 1966 in Stockholm: (note that he lost one knob, so it looks like 3 knobs only, but you still see the pot shaft)
Pictures from Australia in February/March 1966 (all 4 knobs are there):
http://www.stonesvikings.com/stockholm1966.htm
Pictures from April 1966 in Stockholm: (note that he lost one knob, so it looks like 3 knobs only, but you still see the pot shaft)
Pictures from Australia in February/March 1966 (all 4 knobs are there):
http://www.stonesvikings.com/stockholm1966.htm
The Guilds of Grot
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Thanks SFIV1967! Those are killer!
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Don - we love the Clapton/Knopfler video!
The Guilds of Grot
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A few more...
Gary Lewis & The Playboys
Garry Tallent (Bruce Springsteen)
Gary Lewis & The Playboys
Garry Tallent (Bruce Springsteen)
Dubbaround
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And to think, there are guitar snobs out there who think a Guild is low rent and borish.
If these artists can be seen with one, I'm damn glad to own one.
If these artists can be seen with one, I'm damn glad to own one.
SFIV1967
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And we have Steve Marker from the alternative rock band Garbage:
"Steve's main guitar is a Guild BluesBird. He tends to play the black guitar for a majority of the set.
Occasionally changing to the sunburst AAA model.
Steve's black bluesbird was tuned to A440 and the burst bluesbird was tuned to either F or D#."
"About half way through the Beautiful Garbage tour Steve was sporting a sparkely Guild Bluesbird."
"It is a "Guild (Fender) CUSTOM SHOP" guitar. It was made especially for Steve.
It is a "Simpler Version" of the Standard Guild Bluesbird.
With a flashy blue sparkle paint job. The guitar has a few different features."
"Steve's main guitar is a Guild BluesBird. He tends to play the black guitar for a majority of the set.
Occasionally changing to the sunburst AAA model.
Steve's black bluesbird was tuned to A440 and the burst bluesbird was tuned to either F or D#."
"About half way through the Beautiful Garbage tour Steve was sporting a sparkely Guild Bluesbird."
"It is a "Guild (Fender) CUSTOM SHOP" guitar. It was made especially for Steve.
It is a "Simpler Version" of the Standard Guild Bluesbird.
With a flashy blue sparkle paint job. The guitar has a few different features."
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SFIV1967
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In this video of Garbage both guitarists play a Guild, Steve Marker plays the black Bluesbird mentioned in the post before and Duke Erikson plays a red Starfire III, cool, isn't it?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_-l7QrsEwE
Here are different pictures of Garbage's Duke Erikson with his various Starfire III:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_-l7QrsEwE
Here are different pictures of Garbage's Duke Erikson with his various Starfire III:
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SFIV1967
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Supertramp's Roger Hudgson and his 12 strings:
Frosty
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I ran a coffeehouse for a while towards the end of the 20th century. We booked Steve Gillette
and Cindy Mangsen a couple of times. Great people, fine musicians - and Steve is a fabulous
songwriter. His F-50 has been on the road for years, and it sounds great!
and Cindy Mangsen a couple of times. Great people, fine musicians - and Steve is a fabulous
songwriter. His F-50 has been on the road for years, and it sounds great!
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To my delight, the road brought Steve here a few years ago in a small, intimate venue and he and his guitar were fantastic!Frosty said:
He produces a unique sound with his playing and singing.
Put me down as a Gillette fan! :wink:
Joe
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Guitarshaman made mention of her in a long-ago post, but Christy Hunt of the Minneapolis indie band Pink Mink plays a Guild S-90.
To hear her in action, go to this link and click on either "Black Door" or "Earthquake on the Loose."
http://pinkminkband.com/
To hear her in action, go to this link and click on either "Black Door" or "Earthquake on the Loose."
http://pinkminkband.com/
One of the best, Dave Van Ronk and his F-50R
Brad
Brad
Frosty
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Brad Little said:
+1
A rare photo of Dave with a glass of what appears not to be Jameson's Irish Whiskey by his side!
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Not images I know, but this is just great...
The concert:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dM0oOTrCVuQ
Working it out beforehand:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdUHEBSN ... re=related
The concert:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dM0oOTrCVuQ
Working it out beforehand:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdUHEBSN ... re=related
jte
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Sara Hickman, a criminally under-known artist.
This is from her website, but it's in the sleeve of her album "Shortstop" which has a better picture of the guitar on the cover, but I've always loved this particular shot.
Here's the cover...
John
Here's the cover...
John