one november night
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Johnny_A - Jimi Jamby clydeman13,879 views- 2:05
johnny A playing Somewhere over the Rainbow @ the Turning pointby robblynn2,044 views
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Johnny A - Red Houseby chefneon2,939 views
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Johnny A - Hip Boneby clydeman123,499 views
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Johnny A - Oh Yeahby clydeman330,240 views
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Johnny A - Rockin Out!by realtyman01453752 views
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Brown Sugar | Johnny A. | Showcase Liveby bclaire4,010 views
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2 Wheel Horseby 70soloman1,881 views
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Trailer | one november night | Johnny A.by bclaire26,746 views
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Johnny A and Brad Whitford Guitar Solos with the James Montgomery Blues Band.AVIby CaptDaveChieffo1,151 views
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Johnny A. - Krea Gata (2010)by MrBluesHalter1,034 views
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Johnny A LIVE I had to laughby gregfurrow1,359 views
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Johnny A. America the Beautifulby intone6,002 views
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JohnnyAby BrookPinesPapa300 views
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Johnny A at the SellVilleby JRGUITAR5,476 views
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Johnny_A - Red Houseby clydeman36,123 views
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Johnny A Recalls Some Memorable Gigsby daddariostrings1,416 views
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Johnny A. Two Wheel Horseby bclaire7,447 views
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Johnny A Two Wheel Horses.wmvby dreamtoneamps1,346 views
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one november night | teaserby bclaire620 views
Mhmmm tasty!
DontPanicOk 1 year ago
The first two production models for the bulk of his 2004 Get Inside album. Today his number one guitar — on glorious display through all of One November Night — is a singular instrument with a quilt maple top. The quilt maple has a bit more of a compressed sound, he explains. Its glossy black see-through finish is accented by gold hardware. But its the blend of Gibsons engineering and Johnnys taste, demanding tonal interests and exceptional melodicism, that really makes it sing.
slimukulele 2 years ago
Below is what Johnny wanted when he had Gibson created a singular masterpiece of sonic art.
slimukulele 2 years ago
My goal was to get the tone of my ES-295 in a compact body design with the stability of a Les Paul, but with humbuckers instead of P-90s. I also liked the neck-set angle of a Les Paul, he explains. I liked the feel of the ES-295 with the 24 ¾-inch scale, rosewood fingerboard and maple body. Its notes have a more percussive attack than a Les Paul with a warm bloom around the note thats very clear for chords. But the P-90s are prone to interference, and I wanted a very quiet instrument.
slimukulele 2 years ago