Gibson J-200 “Every Artist Wants to Get Something Done That They’re Proud of”: Daniel Tashian Follows Three Guidelines on His Latest Solo Record, ‘Night After Night’ Known for his work as a guitarist, writer and producer with artists like Kacey Musgraves and Brett Eldredge, the result is an album’s worth of gems Gibson Unveils the Everly Brothers SJ-200 Brothers Phil and Don are posthumously honored with another signature flat-top. Watch Jimmy Page’s Epic 1970 Solo Acoustic Television Performance This vintage BBC clip shows the guitar legend playing the same Gibson model he used to record Led Zeppelin’s debut album. Grid List Latest Gibson J-200 Flat-Top Revelations from ‘The Beatles: Get Back’ By Jimmy Leslie published 23 March 22 Some acoustic guitar insights from the ‘Let It Be’ studio session footage. Watch the Everly Brothers Appear on ‘The Ed Sullivan Show’ Fresh Out of Marine Corps Boot Camp By Rod Brakes published 18 February 22 Video The Gibson J-200-toting singing duo made this striking appearance on national television 60 years ago to the day. Video Dave Pirner Reveals the Roots of Soul Asylum’s Unstoppable Hit “Runaway Train” By Joe Bosso published 4 February 22 The story behind the ballad that briefly turned Soul Asylum into multi-Platinum stars. “Guitar should be utilized for making a song really interesting”: Dylan LeBlanc Talks Songwriting and Gear By Jim Beaugez published 5 October 21 The Louisianan maestro reveals the inspiration and the axes behind his latest long-player. Gibson Goes Back to Black with J-45, Hummingbird, and SJ-200 Acoustics By Rod Brakes published 3 August 21 These timeless designs get a stealthy makeover with one of Gibson's oldest flat-top finishes. How Does Noel Gallagher’s New Signature J-150 Compare to Gibson’s Original Top-Of-The-Line Flat-Tops? By Guitar Player Staff last updated 24 June 21 We take a close look at the king of Britpop’s ‘King of the Flat-Tops’. Get The Pick Newsletter All the latest guitar news, interviews, lessons, reviews, deals and more, direct to your inbox! Name: Your Email Address : Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors Thank you for signing up to GuitarPlayer. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. MOST READ1“On Paper, the Song Shouldn’t Have Worked at All”: How Randy Bachman Wrote His Favorite Guess Who Track, “Undun”2The Memorial Day Sales Have Landed, With Giant Savings Up To 40% For Guitar Players3Kiss My Strings JAM Offset and Telecaster Bridges Review4Vertex Effects Boost MK II + Volume/Expression Insert Review5“I See It as a Bridge Between My Solo Music and Toto Music”: Check out Steve Lukather’s New “Someone” Visualizer From His Forthcoming Album, ‘Bridges’
Flat-Top Revelations from ‘The Beatles: Get Back’ By Jimmy Leslie published 23 March 22 Some acoustic guitar insights from the ‘Let It Be’ studio session footage.
Watch the Everly Brothers Appear on ‘The Ed Sullivan Show’ Fresh Out of Marine Corps Boot Camp By Rod Brakes published 18 February 22 Video The Gibson J-200-toting singing duo made this striking appearance on national television 60 years ago to the day.
Dave Pirner Reveals the Roots of Soul Asylum’s Unstoppable Hit “Runaway Train” By Joe Bosso published 4 February 22 The story behind the ballad that briefly turned Soul Asylum into multi-Platinum stars.
“Guitar should be utilized for making a song really interesting”: Dylan LeBlanc Talks Songwriting and Gear By Jim Beaugez published 5 October 21 The Louisianan maestro reveals the inspiration and the axes behind his latest long-player.
Gibson Goes Back to Black with J-45, Hummingbird, and SJ-200 Acoustics By Rod Brakes published 3 August 21 These timeless designs get a stealthy makeover with one of Gibson's oldest flat-top finishes.
How Does Noel Gallagher’s New Signature J-150 Compare to Gibson’s Original Top-Of-The-Line Flat-Tops? By Guitar Player Staff last updated 24 June 21 We take a close look at the king of Britpop’s ‘King of the Flat-Tops’.
