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Here a live-clip with me playing a Gibson Howard Roberts Fusion

young angus

young angus

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Somewhat jazzy, at a freejazz festival in Sweden recently. It´s a duo with the drummer Peeter Uuskyla, who has been playing and recorded with Cecil Taylor and Peter Brötzmann - among others. I play a Howard Roberts trough the tweed Fender Blues Blues Deville, which can be seen behind me in the clip. Quite nice sustain in that guitar, I must say.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACySEBv66NA
 
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135 viewers and no one liked the sound of the Howard Roberts, trough a Blues Deville? In my humble opinion it´s a good woody semi-acoustic sound, which also has a looong sustain. I like it a lot.
 
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