The Medusa Fora

First of all, Thanks so much for playing NYC. I caught the 3/19 show, and I was totally blown away.

I was just wondering - what type of Gretsch electric were you playing? I'd love to pick one up some day.

that dude wrote:First of all, Thanks so much for playing NYC. I caught the 3/19 show, and I was totally blown away.

I was just wondering - what type of Gretsch electric were you playing? I'd love to pick one up some day.

gretsch chet atkins country gentleman early to mid 60s, bought in W 48th Street in 1989

philipchevron wrote:

that dude wrote:First of all, Thanks so much for playing NYC. I caught the 3/19 show, and I was totally blown away.

I was just wondering - what type of Gretsch electric were you playing? I'd love to pick one up some day.

gretsch chet atkins country gentleman early to mid 60s, bought in W 48th Street in 1989

Thanks! It's a killer guitar.

Hey dude, I'd start saving up now, and (if I had to guess) go to Manny's rather than Sam Ash on 48th St for that level of vintage, don't you think?
Unless you are already in possession of rockstar money, in which case, call me! Cause there is a limited edition Martin acoustic I got my eye on

I'd like to add my thanks for a killer show, I was wondering about the guitar too. Was close enough to tell it was a Getsch, but nothing else. Fan-fucking-tastic night (i was there Saturday).

saving, yes. must do some of that. But for now, I'm content with banging away on my good old Gibson SG!

that dude wrote:

philipchevron wrote:

that dude wrote:First of all, Thanks so much for playing NYC. I caught the 3/19 show, and I was totally blown away.

I was just wondering - what type of Gretsch electric were you playing? I'd love to pick one up some day.

gretsch chet atkins country gentleman early to mid 60s, bought in W 48th Street in 1989

Thanks! It's a killer guitar.

this is great collection of gretsch guitars owned by Mr Setzer:
http://www.briansetzer.com/guitar_main.html

How many guitars do you have, Philip?

Alex wrote:this is great collection of gretsch guitars owned by Mr Setzer:
http://www.briansetzer.com/guitar_main.html

How many guitars do you have, Philip?

My Gretsch is signed by Brian Setzer. That was a good day.
Owning one Country Gentlemen is equal to owning a thousand Gibsons.

georgecat wrote:

Alex wrote:this is great collection of gretsch guitars owned by Mr Setzer:
http://www.briansetzer.com/guitar_main.html

How many guitars do you have, Philip?

My Gretsch is signed by Brian Setzer. That was a good day.
Owning one Country Gentlemen is equal to owning a thousand Gibsons.

Check out this thread Georgecat -- http://www.pogues.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1643

And the top of his list is...

I love a Gretsch like I love my luggage but I would love to own a Gibson Les Paul or Fender Tele someday too.

Alex wrote:

that dude wrote:

philipchevron wrote:

that dude wrote:First of all, Thanks so much for playing NYC. I caught the 3/19 show, and I was totally blown away.

I was just wondering - what type of Gretsch electric were you playing? I'd love to pick one up some day.

gretsch chet atkins country gentleman early to mid 60s, bought in W 48th Street in 1989

Thanks! It's a killer guitar.

this is great collection of gretsch guitars owned by Mr Setzer:
http://www.briansetzer.com/guitar_main.html

How many guitars do you have, Philip?

Um, I don't know..but I did try to answer this question somewhere else in this section.