1962 Gibson ES-330 w/ Ian Bairnson - Phil's Vintage Guitars
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- One of our favourites - a 1962 Gibson ES-330, played by Ian Bairnson.
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Ian Bairnson is a true guitar legend.
I love the 62 es330 as it was the only year with black plastic p90’s and block inlays. Absolute beast of a guitar
RIP Ian. They broke the mold when they made you. Your legend will live on and on...
Nice guitar.. nice playing.. nice song.
Since seeing this video I've had a chance to play the Heritage 530, chunky neck with lollars sounds every bit better than the 330. IMO.
Makes my mouth water, beautiful warm tone and boy does she ever look nice
Close your eyes (before getting sick) and enjoy !
GORGEOUS guitar! Might be my all-time favorite axe. This and a good Stratocaster, would make a great pair. But Lenny Davidson knew that, back in 1963-'64 ...
Song played - 'New Frontier' from Donald Fagen's solo album 'The Nightfly'. Guitar playing by Larry Carlton. BTW Ian's playing is amazing. very tasteful and well executed. His solo on 'Wuthering Heights' is one of my favorite of all time.
Love Ian’s work and love the Donald Fagan cover! New Frontier ❤️
Geez, that sounds really good.
New Frontier!
Great playing & guitar but ruined by the out-of-focus filming!
Great guitar, beautifully played. New Frontier by Donald Fagen on the looper. Makes for a beautiful duet.
Nice playing.
Was the in and out of focus stuff deliberate? If so, please refrain in future. Other than that, nice guitar, nice sounds.
Wonky shifting focus gave me a headache . . . but the guitar still sounded great.
You eyesight guys are killing me ...
A really nice take on Larry Carlton playing New Frontier... on an ES-330!! I think I've played it a couple of dozen times already! So the next question is... what amp and gear is Ian playing through?
Beautiful playing - your sound has a real soul/jazz feel, albeit Donald Fagen.
HOW were they completely different after 1964?
Sometimes he's easily identifiable and recognizable, for which I highly regard him, a guitar player quality, which is highly unusual and unique. Only a few (a mouthful, of course depending on the size of mouth?) guitar players are gifted with that.
Sometimes, however, he's not. I suppose that has to do with the style. What style is the Alan Parsons Project?
This was a very nice demo! Little but informative talking and lots of tone.
"1962 Gibson ES-330 as seen through the eyes of a drunk potato"
Sounds Steely DAn to me
Crappy camera work made me stop watching.
this camra guy should get fired
+bro fap and that guitar guy, ian, should go to heaven -.- dang
You have the privilege to film one of the coolest prog rock guitarist and you use autofocus. smh while facepalming..