Martin Lee Gore of Depeche Mode is an avid user and collector for Gretsch guitars (he might even have the biggest collection in the world of Gretsch guitars....) Cheers Daniel, host of Eat and Listen channel
Other iconic Gretsch artists you could have mentioned: Stephen Stills & Neil Young, The Cramps' Poison Ivy, The Cult's Billy Duffy, PJ Harvey and more recently GNR's Richard Fortus
About 60 years ago, Chet inspired me to play electric guitar. Currently I have a Broadkaster Jr, a pro series Jet, a Electromatic double cut hollow body (G5422t), a Electromatic 12 String (G5422-12), and a Streamliner G2622. About the same time, the Rooftop Singers (Walk Right In) inspired me to play an acoustic 12 string, a Martin 12 String and 2 Martin 6 strings. I also have 4 Fenders, an Epiphone Uptown Kat ES, a Gibson ES-335, a Godin electric classical and 3 D’Angelico DCs. It all started with Chet.
The living end were the first band I fell in love with when I was about 4 or 5 years old, Chris the guitarist always had Gretsch’s and the only picture I had on my wall as a kid was a one of a White Falcon, when I bought my first one many years ago it was the greatest day in my musical life…I can confirm you can play absolutely anything on that thing
Robert Smith (The Cure) has used a Tennessee Rose and a Chet Atkins in previous years. He has also used a Silver Falcon which honestly turned me on to Gretsch. I have two gretsch guitars now, both are solid body. I'll get a hollow body one day but man, I just love the sound that I can pull out of these guitars, even though I'm not very good (yet).
I am a Gretsch fan. Always have been. But only now, being retired, and reviving my guitar enthusiasm to another level, I'm saving for the guitar I want, having already purchased a new amp. I've just had my 69th birthday, and fortunately, I have great finger motion and stretch. My picking is almost as quick as back in my 20's. Anyway, I've always been well aware of the musicians and great guitarists who have used Gretsch guitars, and the vast myriad of people who just play at it with Gretsch. Chet Atkins of course, to me, was the Gretsch sound King. And over all the rest, the next is Brian Setzer. So I was surprised when you mentioned him as a gloss over. When I think of making an instrument 'sing', the name is Brian Setzer.
I’m getn one, I’ve been thinking about a Les Paul. After hearing these Gretsch guitars I’m simply astounded, really! Love Les Paul guitars but after listening to these Gretsches made my jaw hit the floor…. Ive had my new single cut PRS 594 goldburst for about 2 months and love it so it will fill the Les Paul void for awhile along with my three tele’s and my strat and my Alvarez artist series….. never enough guitars. Great video demonstrating,…
I just ordered my first electric guitar, and it's a Gretsch 5220 BT LH (Left Handed). Had to order it because apparently no one keeps the left-handed ones in stock. At least, no one I could find. I chose it because it wasn't a Fender or a Les Paul, or a clone thereof (e.g. Squier or Epiphone), and has a unique sound (based on the reviews I've watched) that's between a Humbucker and a single-coil. It has some of the brightness of the single-coil, but can get reasonably loud and dirty like a Humbucker. Based on what I've seen, it should be a great all-around first electric guitar. Can't wait for it to get here! 🙂
Bono has played the guitar on certain live songs from 1992-1998. However, he mostly used a Gibson ES-175. His guitar was more of a prop before and after this period. His Gretsch guitar, which was seen on stage from 2000-2014, was dubbed the “Irish Falcon.” It was (predictably) green and had a sticker on it that read “The Goal is Soul.” Bono hasn’t played guitar at all since 2015 when he sustained serious injuries from a bicycling accident. Three fingers on his left hand won’t close. The Edge played a White Falcon on a couple of tracks from 1984-1988. From 2004 to present day, the Edge uses two 1964 Gretsch Chet Atkins models on about a dozen songs or so.
Yes, Gibson 'applied' for a patent on the Humbucker about week before Gretsch 'applied' for the patent on the Filter'tron, however just because you apply for a patent doesn't mean you will always get one. Gretsch was the first to actually receive a patent on their design almost a month before Gibson received theirs.
Chris Cornell only used that guitar for the video, which fit the aesthetic more than what he used on the record. The song was recorded with a Gibson ES335 and a Jazzmaster for the cleans. Almost nobody in the grunge scene actually used Gretsch guitars. Kim Thayil is NOT using a Gretsch in that video, that is a GUILD which people always conflate the two. Guild guitars were 100% everywhere in the 90s scene, but Gretsch was really only sprinkled within the Ska scene during that time (outside of rockabilly, jazz, etc). If Gretsch had a revival in the 90s l, it would have had everything to do with Brian Setzer as he had his second career peak with the BS Orchestra, as well as a fairly popular but brief popularity of swing music in American clubs.
Also David gilmore played a gretsch duo jet in 1979 and 2002 at the meltdown concert ...was used to play the comfortably numb solo ...see robert wyatts meltdown comfortably numb
Every guitarists should own at least one Gretsch in their arsenal. Gretsch guitars are available in every price range, so they are available for every budget. For me, Gretsch sits right up there with Fender, Gibson, and Rickenbacker. Do yourself a favor and check out a Gretsch. In all likelihood, you will love it.
Um.... "The first Gretsch electric guitar was the Electromatic, which was introduced in 1939. The Electromatic was an arch top guitar with a single pickup in the neck, similar to a P90 pickup."
16:31 Mud Honey's Mark Arm does use Grestch (among others) however in the picture he is using a Guild guitar. ( Another older guitar brand that doesn't get enough attention.)
My wife got me a 2420t last month for my 40th birthday. Because she never tuned a 3x3, she got lost and cranked the D string until it snapped. So I never got to hear the factory strings. So I put some flat wounds on it and...was disappointed. The pickups are low output and don't work very well with the cheap amp I have. So, since it's a Fender, I got a Mustang 25 and it sounds wonderful. It sounds nice even unplugged. And it plays so easily, allowing me to play for hours without my hands getting tired. Unfortunately, I don't have a case yet. So, I can't take it with in the semi until then.
@@keithclark486 I had a cheap guitar that was just in a gig bag and it quickly got worn just laying on the bed. These new short trucks don't ride near as nice as the old trucks. I have a case for the Fender acoustics I have because they're nicer. While the Gretch is the cheapest hollow body, even as far as the G 2420t goes, I'd be terrified it would slip out of my hands getting in and out of the truck. Drivers getting together and playing is a great idea. I've seen drivers sitting by themselves in their trucks playing, one guy had a dreadnought, mandolin, and a double O out. I don't know if there's another driver musician page on Facebook, so I just started one named Gear Jammers. Maybe it'll catch on.
Awesome Videos !! Please demo the Gretsch G6136 140th Anniversary Double Platinum Guitar (Rockabilly If possible). Thinking about purchasing one, but I’d like to hear more before parting with $4K. My first Gretsch is a 1992 G7594T DCT White Falcon & last is a 2022 Gretsch G6229TG Turquoise Sparkle Jet, with 6 or 7 Gretsch in between. Just want one more before I quit buying guitars. Thank you Very Much !!
**Jim Heath of The Reverend Horton Heat plays everything from clean country to "70s metal in the same set with the same guitar and amp. He defines (lack) of Gretsch versatility range limits in a single show!!
I wasn’t expecting him to be mentioned or anything, but one of the first people I think of when I think of Gretsch guitars is Martin Gore of Depeche Mode. Once DM adopted guitars into their sound with ‘Violator’ he’s played Gretsch’s almost exclusively since
For me it was William Reid of jesus and mary chain, Martin gore of Depeche mode and poison ivy so maybe not usual suspects , got myself a 64 anniversary and then much more recently a 64 astrojet
While it's mentioned several times that "these guitars are used for jazz..." no jazz players are actually cited. Why is this? Well, I guess because none of them play Gretsch guitars.
Excellent playing -- particularly the Chet Atkins section. Would have used a Country Gentleman, Tennessean or Duo Jet for the George part. Also, Neil Young and Steven Stills -- two icons that should have been referenced. But keep them coming.
How do you talk about the history of who played Gretsch guitars and not include one of the Grand Fathers of R&R, Bo Diddley who played them through his early career in many different designs that he created.
in fact 'grunge' contribution to gretsch popularity is anecdotal or even close to none. the brand came back in demand in the early eighties after the Stray Cats & their strong 'vintage look' appeared!
Yep, and in the UK at least, a fair few lads were buying them because they could get used (vintage) ones a lot cheaper than they could get a Gibson. Roddy Frame, Edwyn Collins, Johnny Marr, Nick Heyward all played them early on. Marco Pironi, Matthew Ashman, Neil Finn and Keith Scott played them. Pete Townsend used a 6120 on most of his recordings since the early 70s.
I'm surprised that you mentioned Elle Goldings guitarist who plays with a Gretsch but not Alex Turner from the Arctic Monkey's, and you're also English. Come on dude
You’re absolutely right. Just a few years ago Randy Bachman was reunited with his Gretsch (I think it was a Country Gentleman) that was stolen from him during a BTO gig in the 70s. It ended up in the hands of a collector in Japan who graciously returned it to Bachman in exchange for an identical guitar Randy had in his collection. You know how we guitarists get sentimental over a particular instrument!
"In 1954, Gretsch teamed up with... to produce their first electric guitar..." a year after they produced the Duo Jet... er... electric guitar. The reason Bono and Edge have signature Gretsch and Fender models is because they're both on FMIC's board. C'mon now, do your research.
@@TheSkarocker56 i looked it up, you're right, but me to, actually Gretsch it self is wrong. Duo jet is the name of a shape (the double jet little sister), I guess they called them duo jet's to to not have problems with Gibson or Epiphone's les Paul rights. And i mean it's obviously a les paul shape so i am not that wrong. c:
@@wardelliot3102 Similar shape but completely different guitars. LP is solid & tht Duo Jet is chambered. Different pups & wiring. I have both and they are nothing alike.
@@TheSkarocker56 i get that but that's not the point, when i said that first thing (and you rightfully proved me wrong) I was talking about shapes, you know Les Paul is a copyrighted shape, Duo Jet same, I didn't know at first that there were Les Paul bodies under the name Duo Jet, that's all.
@@wardelliot3102 The Duo Jet has a larger, longer body with a different shaped cutaway. Similar but no copyright breach. This vid is explains it quite well. The Gretsch is a modern G5230 but the same body as a Duo Jet. th-cam.com/video/hGF4QTPVgNY/w-d-xo.html
Not having Setzer in here is just straight up wrong. His 80s rock’n’roll/rockabilly revival really kept Gretsch going.
I thought it was wrong he didn’t include the rockabilly players, Eddie Cochran, Cliff Gallup, Brian Setzer, Duane Eddy
Brian Setzer deserves a bit more than a name check.
This guy always blows my mind when he plays.
Martin Lee Gore of Depeche Mode is an avid user and collector for Gretsch guitars (he might even have the biggest collection in the world of Gretsch guitars....)
Cheers
Daniel, host of Eat and Listen channel
What a great versatile player the dude with the moustache is also! Kudos Sir👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Other iconic Gretsch artists you could have mentioned: Stephen Stills & Neil Young, The Cramps' Poison Ivy, The Cult's Billy Duffy, PJ Harvey and more recently GNR's Richard Fortus
And what about X's Billy Zoom???????
Yes
& Syl Sylvain's new york dolls, Reid bros from Jesus & Mary chain, Stone Roses, Stephen Stills, Steve Marriot & the best of them all CLIFF GALLUP!
Don't 4get Billy Zoom & Martin Gore bro
Brian Setzer? When I think of Gretsch I think of Brian Setzer firey rockabilly revival style
About 60 years ago, Chet inspired me to play electric guitar. Currently I have a Broadkaster Jr, a pro series Jet, a Electromatic double cut hollow body (G5422t), a Electromatic 12 String (G5422-12), and a Streamliner G2622. About the same time, the Rooftop Singers (Walk Right In) inspired me to play an acoustic 12 string, a Martin 12 String and 2 Martin 6 strings. I also have 4 Fenders, an Epiphone Uptown Kat ES, a Gibson ES-335, a Godin electric classical and 3 D’Angelico DCs. It all started with Chet.
The living end were the first band I fell in love with when I was about 4 or 5 years old, Chris the guitarist always had Gretsch’s and the only picture I had on my wall as a kid was a one of a White Falcon, when I bought my first one many years ago it was the greatest day in my musical life…I can confirm you can play absolutely anything on that thing
Robert Smith (The Cure) has used a Tennessee Rose and a Chet Atkins in previous years. He has also used a Silver Falcon which honestly turned me on to Gretsch. I have two gretsch guitars now, both are solid body. I'll get a hollow body one day but man, I just love the sound that I can pull out of these guitars, even though I'm not very good (yet).
I am a Gretsch fan. Always have been. But only now, being retired, and reviving my guitar enthusiasm to another level, I'm saving for the guitar I want, having already purchased a new amp. I've just had my 69th birthday, and fortunately, I have great finger motion and stretch. My picking is almost as quick as back in my 20's. Anyway, I've always been well aware of the musicians and great guitarists who have used Gretsch guitars, and the vast myriad of people who just play at it with Gretsch. Chet Atkins of course, to me, was the Gretsch sound King. And over all the rest, the next is Brian Setzer. So I was surprised when you mentioned him as a gloss over. When I think of making an instrument 'sing', the name is Brian Setzer.
The semi hollows are unique sound and feel well made and better than I expected . Felt like I was getting more for my money than with other brands
I’m getn one, I’ve been thinking about a Les Paul. After hearing these Gretsch guitars I’m simply astounded, really! Love Les Paul guitars but after listening to these Gretsches made my jaw hit the floor….
Ive had my new single cut PRS 594 goldburst for about 2 months and love it so it will fill the Les Paul void for awhile along with my three tele’s and my strat and my Alvarez artist series….. never enough guitars. Great video demonstrating,…
I just ordered my first electric guitar, and it's a Gretsch 5220 BT LH (Left Handed). Had to order it because apparently no one keeps the left-handed ones in stock. At least, no one I could find.
I chose it because it wasn't a Fender or a Les Paul, or a clone thereof (e.g. Squier or Epiphone), and has a unique sound (based on the reviews I've watched) that's between a Humbucker and a single-coil. It has some of the brightness of the single-coil, but can get reasonably loud and dirty like a Humbucker. Based on what I've seen, it should be a great all-around first electric guitar. Can't wait for it to get here! 🙂
Gretsch makes a lot of sense for punk rock because their pickups sit in a similar range as P90s but cancel the noise.
Brian Setzer and Billy Duffy... Glaring omissions. both synonymous with Gretsch
Bono has played the guitar on certain live songs from 1992-1998. However, he mostly used a Gibson ES-175. His guitar was more of a prop before and after this period. His Gretsch guitar, which was seen on stage from 2000-2014, was dubbed the “Irish Falcon.” It was (predictably) green and had a sticker on it that read “The Goal is Soul.” Bono hasn’t played guitar at all since 2015 when he sustained serious injuries from a bicycling accident. Three fingers on his left hand won’t close. The Edge played a White Falcon on a couple of tracks from 1984-1988. From 2004 to present day, the Edge uses two 1964 Gretsch Chet Atkins models on about a dozen songs or so.
Stunning that Brian Setzer barely gets a mention. You highlighted my Imperial finish baritone nicely though so there's that at least.
Yes, Gibson 'applied' for a patent on the Humbucker about week before Gretsch 'applied' for the patent on the Filter'tron, however just because you apply for a patent doesn't mean you will always get one. Gretsch was the first to actually receive a patent on their design almost a month before Gibson received theirs.
I just bought my first guitar; a G2622-P90 Streamliner Center Block, Double-Cut, P90, V-Stoptail, Claret Burst.
😃
Chris Cornell only used that guitar for the video, which fit the aesthetic more than what he used on the record. The song was recorded with a Gibson ES335 and a Jazzmaster for the cleans. Almost nobody in the grunge scene actually used Gretsch guitars. Kim Thayil is NOT using a Gretsch in that video, that is a GUILD which people always conflate the two. Guild guitars were 100% everywhere in the 90s scene, but Gretsch was really only sprinkled within the Ska scene during that time (outside of rockabilly, jazz, etc). If Gretsch had a revival in the 90s l, it would have had everything to do with Brian Setzer as he had his second career peak with the BS Orchestra, as well as a fairly popular but brief popularity of swing music in American clubs.
Lovely video work 👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻
I play Mississippi hill country blues on my 5420t. Lots of crunch and no feedback issues.
I fell in love with Gretsch and its a love I'm faithful too. Thanks for this.
great sounding guitar love it! 🙂❤
Chris Chaney, The Living End. The guy shreds.
Also David gilmore played a gretsch duo jet in 1979 and 2002 at the meltdown concert ...was used to play the comfortably numb solo ...see robert wyatts meltdown comfortably numb
Outstanding playing....great guitars too!..
George H...Still one of my all time favourites 😍
I am fortunate enough to own one, a solid Les Paul type with Bigsby.
My Gretsch is my go to guitar .Love it and Chet.
Every guitarists should own at least one Gretsch in their arsenal. Gretsch guitars are available in every price range, so they are available for every budget. For me, Gretsch sits right up there with Fender, Gibson, and Rickenbacker. Do yourself a favor and check out a Gretsch. In all likelihood, you will love it.
Um.... "The first Gretsch electric guitar was the Electromatic, which was introduced in 1939. The Electromatic was an arch top guitar with a single pickup in the neck, similar to a P90 pickup."
16:31 Mud Honey's Mark Arm does use Grestch (among others) however in the picture he is using a Guild guitar. ( Another older guitar brand that doesn't get enough attention.)
Gretsch tone screams rock! Awesome guitars
My wife got me a 2420t last month for my 40th birthday. Because she never tuned a 3x3, she got lost and cranked the D string until it snapped. So I never got to hear the factory strings. So I put some flat wounds on it and...was disappointed. The pickups are low output and don't work very well with the cheap amp I have. So, since it's a Fender, I got a Mustang 25 and it sounds wonderful. It sounds nice even unplugged. And it plays so easily, allowing me to play for hours without my hands getting tired.
Unfortunately, I don't have a case yet. So, I can't take it with in the semi until then.
@@keithclark486 I had a cheap guitar that was just in a gig bag and it quickly got worn just laying on the bed. These new short trucks don't ride near as nice as the old trucks. I have a case for the Fender acoustics I have because they're nicer. While the Gretch is the cheapest hollow body, even as far as the G 2420t goes, I'd be terrified it would slip out of my hands getting in and out of the truck.
Drivers getting together and playing is a great idea. I've seen drivers sitting by themselves in their trucks playing, one guy had a dreadnought, mandolin, and a double O out. I don't know if there's another driver musician page on Facebook, so I just started one named Gear Jammers. Maybe it'll catch on.
The first Gretsch electric guitar was the Electromatic released in 1939. Way before the 6120
Agreed. Chet Atkins did not, DID NOT, help design the first electric guitar for Gretsch.
GAK should really do his research before creating a video.
Don’t forget “The Cult”
Great sounds
Awesome Videos !! Please demo the Gretsch G6136 140th Anniversary Double Platinum Guitar (Rockabilly If possible). Thinking about purchasing one, but I’d like to hear more before parting with $4K. My first Gretsch is a 1992 G7594T DCT White Falcon & last is a 2022 Gretsch G6229TG Turquoise Sparkle Jet, with 6 or 7 Gretsch in between. Just want one more before I quit buying guitars. Thank you Very Much !!
**Jim Heath of The Reverend Horton Heat plays everything from clean country to "70s metal in the same set with the same guitar and amp. He defines (lack) of Gretsch versatility range limits in a single show!!
Forgot Jack White. He used a custom Triple Jet with The Raconteurs
Kavus Torabi played a Gretsch White Falcon through his stint in Cardiacs and now with Gong. So that's your psychedelic / punk / prog covered off!
I wasn’t expecting him to be mentioned or anything, but one of the first people I think of when I think of Gretsch guitars is Martin Gore of Depeche Mode. Once DM adopted guitars into their sound with ‘Violator’ he’s played Gretsch’s almost exclusively since
16:21 that's a guild starfire
What about centre block lines?
You missed Billy Duff from the Cult.
Hoodoo Gurus where huge in the 80s in Aus and used a combo of Gretsch and teles. There are just heaps of people who use Gretsch.
you forgot Martin Gore from Depeche Mode, who have big collection of Gretsch guitars
The late Dolores Riordan of the Cranberries was overlooked in your discussion of Gretsch guitars. She frequently played a White Falcon.
Hal Lindes of dire straits rocked Gretsch.
For me it was William Reid of jesus and mary chain, Martin gore of Depeche mode and poison ivy so maybe not usual suspects , got myself a 64 anniversary and then much more recently a 64 astrojet
Who can give me advice, about the Gretsch 6136 g White Falcon players edition.
Rory Gallagher's Corvette
This video shows that you don’t need the top-of-the-line pro models to sound great. You do need top-of-the-line skills though!
Brian Setzer is missed!
The greatest Gretsch Player ever!!!
Did I miss it Brian Setzer wasn’t mentioned?
Need to google who Chris Cheney is! Not only one of the most talented players on the list but also ticks off rockabilly
Don't forget Jim Heat, the Reverend!
Loved the video and playing but how could you forget Billy Duffy, he's even got his signature Falcon model
ohhh there are so many I had to leave out! I keep thinking of ones I missed even now. Thanks for the kind words though
I'm guessing they don't make a sound between Chets clean and Malcolm's dirt...
nathan kicks ass
Richard Hawley is the guitarist for the band Pulp and also has a solo career.
Poison Ivy Rorschach The Queen Of Rock n Roll
Um Brian Setzer?
While it's mentioned several times that "these guitars are used for jazz..." no jazz players are actually cited. Why is this? Well, I guess because none of them play Gretsch guitars.
They are a few ones. Sal Salvador was playing a 6199 Gretsch archtop. Julian Lage plays a luthier handcraft copy of Duo Jet with Dynasonic pickups.
Excellent playing -- particularly the Chet Atkins section. Would have used a Country Gentleman, Tennessean or Duo Jet for the George part. Also, Neil Young and Steven Stills -- two icons that should have been referenced. But keep them coming.
How good are gretsch guitars with heavy metal? For example Megadeth, Iron Maiden or Saint Vitus
It’s a crime the cramps was not mentioned here.
How do you talk about the history of who played Gretsch guitars and not include one of the Grand Fathers of R&R, Bo Diddley who played them through his early career in many different designs that he created.
Brian Setzer? Chuck Berry? Roy Orbison?
Chuck was more of a Gibson man. And not forgetting Bo Diddley & the great Cliff Gallup.
Roy played a Gretsch in between, but his go to guitar was a black Gibson ES 335.
You left out Prince and Robert Smith, Porl Thompson.
in fact 'grunge' contribution to gretsch popularity is anecdotal or even close to none. the brand came back in demand in the early eighties after the Stray Cats & their strong 'vintage look' appeared!
Yep, and in the UK at least, a fair few lads were buying them because they could get used (vintage) ones a lot cheaper than they could get a Gibson. Roddy Frame, Edwyn Collins, Johnny Marr, Nick Heyward all played them early on. Marco Pironi, Matthew Ashman, Neil Finn and Keith Scott played them. Pete Townsend used a 6120 on most of his recordings since the early 70s.
I'm surprised that you mentioned Elle Goldings guitarist who plays with a Gretsch but not Alex Turner from the Arctic Monkey's, and you're also English. Come on dude
Who is this guitar player
You forgot two great Brits guitar players: Billy Duffy from the Cult and the amazing Martin Gore from Depeche Mode.
BTO made this sounds infamous
You’re absolutely right. Just a few years ago Randy Bachman was reunited with his Gretsch (I think it was a Country Gentleman) that was stolen from him during a BTO gig in the 70s. It ended up in the hands of a collector in Japan who graciously returned it to Bachman in exchange for an identical guitar Randy had in his collection. You know how we guitarists get sentimental over a particular instrument!
Reverend Horton Heat should have got a mention!
Picking a Gretsch in bed as I watch this
NUDESWIRL used hollowbody Gretsch guitars pretty much exclusively.
Ibanez ?
Erm... Gretsch + 80s = Billy Duffy anybody?
Dude i would have said brian setzer being known for his 1959 gretsch guitar.
Perhaps even jazz? They started as jazz guitars in the 1930s. And a guitarist named Chet Atkins? THE Chet Atkins.
You show Steve Turner from Mudhoney playing a Guild Starfire. As far as I know he plays no Gretches.
Mark Arm however does play one.
Tiger Army? Nick 13…. I mean, he currently has a signature model 🤷🏻
The guitarist who played in the video has a weird sound he didnt sound like any of the guitarists mentioned certainly like Chet Atkins
"In 1954, Gretsch teamed up with... to produce their first electric guitar..." a year after they produced the Duo Jet... er... electric guitar.
The reason Bono and Edge have signature Gretsch and Fender models is because they're both on FMIC's board.
C'mon now, do your research.
That neck pick-up on the blue sparkle jet looks awful! Awesome demo apart from that! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Appreciate all the guitar porn shots interspersed with the tech stuff!
The fact you ignored Billy Duffy as a main Gretsch player of the modern rock era from the 80s onward. makes this "overview" less so.
Poison ivy
the guitarist of TSOL plays gretsch guitars
4:10
"pay-tent" 🤣
Silly Brits.
Are you the same guy who talk about Sadio Mane is the best football player in the world?
you mean Fender. That have the biggest nut. Owned a few, always first out of the door to make room
6:30 talking about duo jet and showing a les paul
Nah, that was a black Duo Jet
@@TheSkarocker56 i looked it up, you're right, but me to, actually Gretsch it self is wrong. Duo jet is the name of a shape (the double jet little sister), I guess they called them duo jet's to to not have problems with Gibson or Epiphone's les Paul rights. And i mean it's obviously a les paul shape so i am not that wrong. c:
@@wardelliot3102 Similar shape but completely different guitars. LP is solid & tht Duo Jet is chambered. Different pups & wiring. I have both and they are nothing alike.
@@TheSkarocker56 i get that but that's not the point, when i said that first thing (and you rightfully proved me wrong) I was talking about shapes, you know Les Paul is a copyrighted shape, Duo Jet same, I didn't know at first that there were Les Paul bodies under the name Duo Jet, that's all.
@@wardelliot3102 The Duo Jet has a larger, longer body with a different shaped cutaway. Similar but no copyright breach. This vid is explains it quite well. The Gretsch is a modern G5230 but the same body as a Duo Jet. th-cam.com/video/hGF4QTPVgNY/w-d-xo.html
Bonjour, vous oubliez poison ivy une grande guitariste rock ‘n’roll .dommage.
Robert Smith
This child knows nothing
Brian setzer, poison ivy, Jim heath, all the bands from the rockabilly revival, psychobilly 🙄
Don't they like noise in punkrock bands😂😂😂
Gretsch started making electric guitars in 1939. The Chet Adkins model was not the first Gretsch electric. Do some research man. 🤦♂️