Regular Latest about Regular Rarely Played by the Artist Himself, the Gibson Barney Kessel Regular Was More Famously Spotted in the Hands of Sister Rosetta Tharpe and T-Bone Walker By Rod Brakes published 18 May 23 In the early ‘60s, Gibson entered a new era of signature models with the giants of jazz guitar Electric Guitars Get The Pick NewsletterAll the latest guitar news, interviews, lessons, reviews, deals and more, direct to your inbox!Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors LATEST ARTICLES1Peter Frampton on how George Harrison shocked him when they met in 1970 with an invitation to record2Brian May details his disastrous experiment with a Marshall stack — and how Jimi Hendrix then showed him up with it 3He kickstarted 1970s power-pop with a Gibson SG, a rented acoustic and a gem of a song that remains a classic4“I had him mix some paint there on the spot, and finally we came up with Fiesta Red!” With one decision, Fender increased the desirability — and future value — of a select few guitars 5John Lennon’s legendary Framus 12-string gets an official reissue just months after its landmark sale
Rarely Played by the Artist Himself, the Gibson Barney Kessel Regular Was More Famously Spotted in the Hands of Sister Rosetta Tharpe and T-Bone Walker By Rod Brakes published 18 May 23 In the early ‘60s, Gibson entered a new era of signature models with the giants of jazz guitar
