Guitars :

1959 Historic Gibson Les Paul
1962 Gibson SG
1961 Gibson 345
National Resophonic
Showbud Pedal Steel
1962 Strat Reissue
1967 Telecaster
1961 Gibson Les Paul Special
1940's National lap steel
Norm's Rare 80's 335
Collings acoustics
Brian Moore I-guitar
and various "Strat" type muts

Endorsements:

Xotic Pedals
Xotic Guitars
Weedman Custom Pedals
Ernie Ball
Brian Moore Guitars
Line 6
Bogner
B-Band
Gibson

Photos:

top row from left to right
1.1961 Les Paul Junior with rplace Tom Holme's pickups
2. Xotic maple neck guitar (main road guitar)
3. 1959 Les Paul re-issue...courtesy of Chihiro Suzuki
4. 1967 Telecaster
5. Xotic rosewwod with two humbuckers
Bottom row
1. 1961 Les Paul special
2. Early 60's Silvertone..with lipstick pickups
3. early 60's Supro
4. Collings DS 2H
5. Goya cheapy guitar...tuned to Nashville Hi-strung

not in picture. early 80's Ibanez as-50 (semi acoustic) 1962 345, mid 80's Fender re-issue strat, Yamaha, nylon string,Dan-electro Baritone guitar.....

1959 strat

1962 with refinned neck, hence the transitional logo.

1959 Gibson "historic" Les Paul
used for melody on "HMPH" and "Some Of This"



1962 ES-345 used on "Most made" and intro to "lucky Ones"



1961 Les Paul Jr. used for slide stuff on Cajun.



My 1967 tele, used on Solo in "HMPH"



61 reissue strat used for melody of Waltz for Tina



National Resophonic, used for slide in "you just gotta'"



my Brian moore I-guitar. I use it to record all pads,strings,bass lines etc...



Collings acoustic... I used this on Cajun.

Pedal Board 2007



Pedal Board 2006

 

 

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