Richard Hawley plays his go-to vintage electrics, including Scott Walker's Telecaster
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ค. 2024
- 00:00 Intro
00:36 1950 Gibson J-200
06:33 1954 Gretsch Country Club
12:04 1958 Watkins Scout Amp
13:16 1954 Gibson J-160E
16:14 Soviet-era vintage wah-fuzz pedal
19:28 Scott Walker's mid-70s Fender Telecaster
Award-winning Sheffield songwriter Richard Hawley shows us the vintage Gretsch, Fender and Gibson archtops , solidbodies and acoustics he used to craft his stunning new album 'In This City They Call You Love', including a 70s Telecaster passed on to him by American songwriting legend Scott Walker. Featuring vintage British amps and obscure but viscerally powerful Cold War era fuzz-wah pedals, no vintage guitar fan or student of what matters in songwriting should miss this frank, insightful and often funny journey through Richard Hawley's enviable vintage guitar collection and Hawley's first-hand experiences of sessions with Duane Eddy, Scott Walker, Robert Plant and his own beautiful, powerfully emotive solo work. - เพลง
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Love this guy and his approach to old instruments...plus, his music is top notch as well. Brilliant songwriter 👌
thanks for interviewing Richard, he is a true hero
"I'm not a musician. I collect sound." awesome quote.
Wonderful interview! Full credit to the interviewer for letting him just speak!
Yeah this!
Such an amazing singer and songwriter. And he has great tasteful playing as well.
Good to hear Scott's guitar ❤️
I'm 70 and I can relate. I have an array of vintage cameras. They're special and they'll never be made like that again 📷🎶☕🌟🌟🌟🌟
I sort of imagined Scott Walker would be all: delicately sipping martinis whilst playing backgammon with models. I can't imagine him supping Guinness and playing darts with Richard Hawley, even if he was shit at pool.
I can
Never heard and seen such beautiful guitars before. But that fuzz wah pedal was almost even more jaw dropping! Thank you for a wonderful documentary, greetings from Sweden
Great interview, great storytelling, throughly enjoyed it. 👍🎸🇺🇸🇬🇧
Love that J200 Richard, awesome
Love Hawley. Great soulful player. Wonderful writer.
I only discovered Richard Hawley recently and great to see he's such a nice guy. Not surprised he was mates with Scott Walker, lot of similarities with music and personality.
Another new RH fan here (about a month!)… they say never meet your (musical) heroes, but I’d make an exception for Mr H 🙏🏻
@@digitalramyuni met him on his 1st solo album tour. A lovely man
That Tele is perfection
Another great video! Love Richard and his story abouting blasting Scott Walker at pool😂. Love Scott Walker! Also really love that he grew up with Jarvis Cocker and Steve Mackey! Pulp❤
Loved this and the Scott Walker story is excellent
Richard Hawley is a true gent, love him and his music. Them guitars…..stunning instruments. Thanks for this great interview
Very interesting thanks for sharing it with us x
They respond to Luv, this man is the real deal, acoustic guitars truly do respond to love and the times we experience with them,
What a lovely musician. I’d love to meet him.
Wow goose bumpsI was so lucky to be there at Hammersmith Apollo to listen to Rock n Roll.. Loving listening to Richard talking about guitars so passionately Amazing sounds and vibes from your 1954 Gibson same vintage as me!
Absolute delight.
I only discovered Richard Hawley’s work about a month ago… what a tasteful and gifted player, and a modest gent into the bargain. Some delicious guitars here too 🤩
That Country Club sounded awesome. Richtone is a great shop.
Wish this was on longer, great stuff.
Absolutely wonderful. Thank you.
Great story-glad the tele found a great home where it will be played by a great musician
Pure class! Thank you for this
Delicious, all the way through.
I had no idea who this guy was but I’ve already watched this three times. Such a lovely material! Cheers!
One of your best vids yet, keep it up folks👏👏👏👏👏
Fantastic artist with powerful voice. Thank you for this a little part of his world.💕💕💕💕
Outstanding video
Thanks, great video!
I so enjoyed this, so inspirational!
Really interesting and inspirational guy & guitarist. He seems to be friends with all the people I like, be it Will Sergeant or his guitar tech Gordon White. I think I might have seen him recently at the Brudenell bar prior to a Barry Adamson gig ..
Lovely guy. Great musician.
Great video !
Great player and a great guy.
Richard is the greatest 👌👌👌
I believe he is right about the sonic memory thing. I have very precise memory of guitars I've played from very young, confirmed later. FWIW
I wonder if this is the Tele Scott played on Later with Jools in '95 when he performed "Rosary". I'm glad Richard has it, that's perfect.
I’m not especially familiar with Richard Hawley, to my detriment. What a lovely player! What a collection!! Also, someone needs to make that wah fuzz thingy again.
Wow amazing pedal
ABSOLUTELY TREMENDOUS!!!
Where have I been on this planet so far?
Where has this man been hiding so far?
"A"-drone trick officially stolen by me.😅❤
Richard Hawley is a legend 👍👍👍
My only complaint. No where near long enough!
Fantastic!
National treasure.
Nice Work! WooF!!🐶🐶
I never thought a pedal would have "genuine leather" written on it, what a cool piece haha.
Man, the things I would do with this j200 and a pint of guinness
One of my friends did a package tour in Nov 1963 headlined by Little Richard and Duane Eddy-he was rehearsing in the Fairfield Halls and Duane Eddy was present and complimented him on his tone- that's a real accolade and the guitar he was playing was a green Country Club. He had worked in Sound City- Ivor Arbiter's guitar store selling Gretsch guitars and the guitar had been traded in by a dance band guitarist- he told me the man's name- he showed him chords etc and helped young players. Ivor Arbiter let him buy the guitar at the trade in price and he said it was a good one- and it was later stolen. Also, in 1963 Ivor Arbiter decided they should present George Harrison with a Gretsch and my friend did the presentation- he said it was also a good one- various other guitarists had tried it- Big Jim Sullivan was one and it was agreed to be a great guitar. Apparently, this was just before Beatlemania and Bruce Welch was coming in with a Rancher and that was what they were most excited about!
You sound great. Remind me of Waylon. That is the highestcompliment I can give to anyone.
incredible
No Regrets about watching this!
That guy is a class act
Really nice J200!
Many sound tubby and need some push.
Great Interview. I'm 70 Years old and love Scott since the Sixties. And i'm also a great Fan of Richard Hawley. On which Record plays Scott the Bass ? There are a many...
Saw him play with Pulp at the Albert Hall back in 2012/13 during the Teenage Cancer Trust gigs. He was great.
Please tell me there is a second video on the way with those ES295s on the rack . Superb this!
An Epiphone ej200 was my first guitar.. I LOVE J200s, .. one day I hope to afford a Gibson one
The J-160E fabulous..
This is great. Does anyone know what the Bo Diddley tune is that he plays on Scott Walker's Telecaster?
Scott Walker....he's one of those guys that people always reference, even David Bowie. It's natural that someone like Hawley would get on well with him.
Here's Bowie speechless as Scott wishes him happy birthday...
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Richtone music are great! 🤟
. . . Just as long as you are prepared to pay ‘their’ price - only. The ‘Buy low - Sell high’ school of ‘doing business’.
So Richard is friends with Martin Simpson? Yeah, like I needed another reason to like him.
I'd love to know If he ever used the Vox Big Ben Overdrive pedal he (or his wife) bought off me on eBay years ago
The man rules, beautiful and i'm a drummer, lovely, music above all the shit in our lives.
It's got that seventies neck pocket. Wide.
What’s the song he plays at the start?
what's being played at 7:43?
Brilliant video. What was the song he played on the Gibson J-160E?
@@celadortraffic819 not sure - he said it was an improvisation
I think British Rockabilly appears to be in good hands. I’m not an expert on British regional accents but his Yorkshire(?) twang drifts into something from northern Tennessee or southern Kentucky when he sings.
I want that Fuzz Pedal! Where? How?👍
The Justin chancellor cry baby wah is only one I can think off tbh
I'd rather listen to Richard Hawley any day over Jimmy Page.
I love them both.
100%
Oh God, yes. R H all the time.
Put a lid on the ashtray. deffo 70s
Guitars go to sleep
This guy is one of the most Guitarded people I’ve seen!
The most of them are electric players still
The Cowboy made in Sheffield .
"Vintage" in this context is the same as saying "we are stupid". OF course the guitars are ... It's only subjective as well.
That j200 pickguard is Off Gassing. It will only get worse and damage the guitar.
6:12 🤣
Thatcher stole your family's J200
Tried one at electro music donny £2750...it was awful,high action,i was gobsmacked,a j200....so yes they are all different.