Following a little buzz and nice vibes around EVVY yesterday (thanks to I Heart Guitar and Fender Custom Shop) here is another clip from the same rehearsal. We’re just feeling out this track You Think You Know Me. Sorry I’m facing the wrong way – I forgot about the camera. The fuzz is layed on courtesy of my Dice Works Muff Diver. The guitar is my Trussart Steelcaster Deluxe. The amp is a Budda Superdrive II 18.
And this is EVVY running a new track called Bury My Bones. What ya think?
This is a new project I’m working on – pretty much dirty, loud, blues based goodness with lots of fuzz. We’re called EVVY. This is a quick clip of some rehearsal room jamming. Lots more to come.
Cool interview with master guitar maker James Trussart and a look at a few of his lovely creations. I love what he says about people appreciating his “beautiful mistakes” … create something unique and beautiful first and if other people love it that’s a bonus.
The James Trussart guitar booth at NAMM 2010. Mind blowingly beautiful guitars.
Photo courtesy of Arcane Inc.
Link: James Trussart Guitars on Wired
A great article in Wired on my favourite guitar maker, James Trussart.
“LOS ANGELES – In a small workshop a pick’s throw from downtown L.A., a French luthier pays homage to the quintessential American electric guitar using a most unusual material.
From across the room, the Trussart Deluxe SteelCaster may look like a ’52 Fender Telecaster. But lay your hands on it and you immediately know this cool chunk of welded steel didn’t come out of the Fender Custom Shop … “
Marc Ford, formerly of The Black Crowes, and one of the tastiest blues rock players going around today. Great feel and some downright nasty tones. Here he is wielding a gorgeous maple necked James Trussart Steeltop.
