Martin electric Latest about Martin electric Whack Job: 1966 Martin GT-75 By Terry Carleton published 22 July 21 Acoustics weren't the only guitars Martin were building in the '60s. Electric Guitars Get The Pick NewsletterAll the latest guitar news, interviews, lessons, reviews, deals and more, direct to your inbox!Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors LATEST ARTICLES1"He had that flowing melody thing that feels like you're singing along with the music." Warren Haynes talks Dickey Betts' influence as he prepares to honor the Allman Brothers Band giant in a star-studded concert 2“Eric thought he was going to have this little blues trio and be like Buddy Guy. We had different ideas." Jack Bruce on how Eric Clapton was the odd man out in Cream 3"I had simple tools. All my sound and tone came from my hands and a few pieces of gear." How Andy Summers used chord fragments and an Echoplex to change the sound of rock guitar4"People at my own record label had decided that my career was not going to survive.” Steve Earle wrote a timeless tale of outlaws in America. It became a hit. Then Tennessee made it the state song 5"One of the first things I did was throw a capo on the 2nd fret and come up with different chord patterns. And that turned into a hit." How a guitar accessory and a rejection of grunge created one of the 1990s' defining songs
Whack Job: 1966 Martin GT-75 By Terry Carleton published 22 July 21 Acoustics weren't the only guitars Martin were building in the '60s.
