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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- In the latest installment of My Guitar Story, the Ontario-born guitar player famous for his work in The Sheepdogs discusses his number one guitar, a beaten-up 1966 Fender Telecaster.
Purchased around a decade ago, Bowskill was inspired to buy a mid-60s Telecaster due to the influence of his Dad’s close friend. Discovered in a classified ad in Canada, he contacted the seller immediately and his father collected the instrument outside a Walmart.
Bowskill says the seller’s uncle was a well-respected jazz guitarist throughout the late 20th century, and used this guitar as his main instrument.
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Gotta love a Tele. That's all i own and play now. Tele's just cover everything. I love how basic they are and yet sound so great. That's a great sounding and great looking Tele.
Every guitar has a story to tell…and I love hearing them all !!!!!
Man jimmy bowskill especially when he was a young kid gave me goosebumps especially his old soul album and his old blues stuff with the harmonica player amazing stuff way ahead of its time.. i like how he developed his skills but i still will always love his blues stuff as a kid best
Same here. Jimmy played a fantastic 2008 Truro International Bluesfestival. He reminded of Rory Gallagher in stage presence and musical style. A Powerhouse! Me and my friends met him after the show. Still have images and a signed CD. Good ole times!
Had the pleasure of seeing him play with the sheepdogs at the Red Rooster Festival in May, what a player and the band are awesome live. If they play near you, go and see them.
@Gerald Dixon Cummings Pretty sure he's playing with Blue Rodeo now.
Jimmy has been a star since he was 14 years old. What a great player
I also have a 1966 maple cap Telecaster! Love that guitar. It's light and it sounds great. I'm gonna play that thing until the day I die.
Well I was so impressed at the Blue Rodeo gig tonight. I've been a Healey fan since he came to the Maritimes in the 80's and I'm so glad he saw your talent at an early age. Thanks for your amazing licks tonight. Haven't heard live pedal like that in along time.
Cheers and thank you for the gift tonight.
telecaster is just amazing! i got a classic vibe one and i love it!💯💯💯💯🖤
What a beast! Love the look and the sound
Classic Tele. Very nice. I love Tele's too and play them mainly now. I would fall more into line of the shredder realm though, but wouldn't trade mine for a Jem any day.
Glad he mentioned roy Buchanon and danny gatton
That tone... WHOA JACK! Looks to be a double bound Custom!
Great guitar and playing!!
Every guitar sounds and feels different. My favorite is my 1993 Tele.
fucking GORGIOUS and incredible playing
I like The Sound
Fantastic! Can we get a tab/Splice for that?
That bit he was playing in the intro - what is that from?
Colorful by Verve Pipe
@@Animosaro970 Thank you!
So anyone have any idea what he got it for?
Yep, sounds like a telecaster
Roy Buchanan. He knows what's up
Jimmy Raney maybe…..as a Canadian Jazz Virtuoso
or perhaps Ed Bickert... he played a blonde '66 if memory serves...
@@Jawjerker06 Ed Bickert was an amazing virtuoso. As far as I am concerned the Grand Maester of Guitar was Lenny Breau, another Canadian!
Albert Lee =/= Albert Collins, the master of the Telecaster
That thang is buttah.