1960 Gibson ES-345 played by Joey Landreth
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- Опубліковано 27 гру 2016
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This 1960 Gibson ES-345 was converted from stereo to mono and had the Varitone circuit removed but retains it's original PAF pickups. A phenomenal playing and sounding 345 this cherry red beauty shines with Joey Landreth's unique play style.
Joey plugged this guitar into a 1962 Fender Deluxe. The amp was close mic'd Cascade Fat Head BE. The room was mic'd with a Zoom H6N.
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Wonderful tones and very smooth playing!
I had the honor to see this man perform live and would recommend it to anyone, truly a great musician
Out of all of Joey Landreth's demos from Carter's, this is my favorite. It's a beautiful instrument, and he gets every bit of coolness out of it.
Joey should demo all guitars.
Agreed!
@@CarterVintageGuitarsNashville Just tie 'im to that chair and tho him a steak oncst a day ... he'll play!
The middle position sounds really great on this guitar
Man! That is a beautiful sound
Joey is the same genius like his father, fantastic!!!!
Nobody right now has so good Groove with so liitle notes.
+Marc Ludemen He is not the son of Sonny Landreth, to whom I assume you
are referring to. Joey Landreth grew up in Manitoba and has a band with his
brother David, The Bros. Landreth. Their father, Wally, was a working musician
around where they grew up, however, and was a local legend as a guitar
player and song writer. You can google all the, as I did because I was curious
about a connection. Landreth is not a name you see or hear of every day.
Joey does sound tremendous, for sure.
Joey is an astounding player, but, more than that his style also allows the guitars to speak with their own personalities too. That's pretty rare. Lots of the demo guys I find tend to end up with fairly homogeneous tonal results.
Totally right. Demo guys make every guitar sound the same after awhile
A dream guitar.
Geez that sounds good!
Jesus this guitar sounds just beautiful!
Yes, He made the wood for it, so He knows. And yes, they are very sweet axes.
i can hear his play all day long~
I love that amp. :)
This video of this guy and this 345, reminds me I should uncrate my 355 and play the thing now and then ...
@nikitikitano Yessir. MUCH agreed. It's just that my health has not been so good for several years ... But I'm working on it ...
Gorgeous guitar. And that amp! Almost Dumble-esque sounding to me
Amazing
Nice talent for a young guy...
I've got one of these but I its still stereo. I think these gems are quite often overlooked in preference for the 335. I can't play like Mr Landreth can though.
Right on! And not many of us can!
Is there a demo of that sparkly green strat in the background??
🔥🔥🔥🔥
This is the soul of New Orleans channelled through Manitoba
Beard game getting stronger ;)
question: does Joey improvise all these demos? I mean, he's an amazing player ... but if he's playing this on the fly, I'm selling my guitars and taking up the triangle!
Ha! I asked him when he came in last how he goes about demo'ing gear and he said he has some idea where to start but he's really just flying by the seat of his pants so to speak. Pretty awesome talent
Pete Tilbury-Fowler How's that triangle coming along? I had enough wood to keep the woodshed warm all winter, and I'm really coming right along on this Kazoo.
Ha! Nearly quit, but after this many years it seemed a shame. Besides, it pays the bills!
I hear you there. After 40+ years at this game, I'm definitely not going to grow up and get a real job. If anything, seeing a player that absolutely floors me, just makes me put away my guitar for a short time, and lets sharpen up my skills on one of the other instruments that I play. When I get back to my guitar, I look at it as a whole new instrument.
I supose....yes. He is amazing
nice video, great guitar and great sound. could you tell me what amplifier and what microphone you used ?
thanks a lot!!
That's a 1962 Fender Deluxe and Cascade Fat Head BE with a Zoom H6N recorder with stereo capsule for the room.
Carter Vintage Guitars is that a Fat Head with the upgraded transformer?
what song is that?? sounds familiar but i can't name it
Can anyone explain why do I like 345s more than 335s while they are essentially the same guitar if you don't engage the rotary thing?
He must have a kick drum in his head, he ain't even tapping his toe!
Was joey using an overdrive pedal here or did he just have the brownface cranked?
Just the deluxe turned up!
Landreth also has been seen with an arsenal of pedals. And who knows what happens to sculp the sound after it passes thru the mic. Getting those tones live at nondeafening sound levels???
@@whimpypatrol5503 Yeh. That's the key. I love those dirty harmonics. But the 72 year old ears can't handle much wolume these daze ...
... So this guitar is a "345" only in decoration ...
Real fine playing, though.
Could you elaborate? Thank you.
@@steveb9325 Sorry to be so long. I was making a "funny" as he never took the Varitone knob out of the FIRST position, which is essentially a 335, rather than demoing all the tones the Varitone can produce; and on a sort of serious note, this is apparently, a mono version, also like a 335, perhaps made prior to the stereo split of the pickups. I have a theory that The Ventures' first hit record, "Walk Don't Run," was played on rhythm, on a 1960 mono ES-355 version. I am blessed to have a 1974 ES-355 version. Hope some of that is helpful ...
Actually, I see that the Varitone switch has been neutralized, so all he could do is play it like a 335. Darn fine sounding axe, of course, regardless!