► SIP

BFTmarshall

Gretsch 2655 strait into Bugera V22 Fender Player P bass into Ampeg PF50t Wife sings-I play the rest 2655 just gets it into the BUG v22..Nice OD to ride out..

► SIP

BFTmarshall

Gretsch 2655 strait into Bugera V22 fender Player P bass into Ampeg PF50t Wife sings-I play the rest

► Be Your Man

Rockabilly swing tune written by me and performed by my band, Dimestore Playboys from Ottawa, Canada. The lead guitar played on a modern White Falcon through a Playboy amp. Give 'er a listen. We'll be at Viva Las Vegas 23 this April. Stop by and say hi.

► "Joy To The World"

Gene1000

A second version of the tune. First half is somewhat similar to version 1, but then it changes quite a bit. Background is a karaoke.

► “Joy To The World” - Version 1

Gene1000

Version 1 of my rendition of the Christmas classic “Joy To The World”. Karaoke background.

► I'll See You in My Dreams

Tim Masters

Synchromatic Electro II with both pickups in use through a 1953 Magnatone Lyric.

► Synchromatic Electro II clip

Tim Masters

A mostly sloppy sound clip of the Money Honey solo Scotty Moore played. Using the Synchromatic Electro II.

► I Feel Fine

floridagretsch

Great Beatles Tune played with a Gretsch G5122DC upgraded with TV Jones Classics and Tru-Arc. All vocals recorded by floridagretsch

► I Feel Fine

floridagretsch

Great Beatles Tune played with a Gretsch G5122DC upgraded with TV Jones Classics and Tru-Arc

► Nobody wants to be the saint

Witch Doctor Willy

Recorded in a haunted hotel in San Antonio. All three string parts are played on the Gretsch New Yorker (reissue) - acoustic, bowed, and plugged in. Never really tried to write a breakup song before. It was an interesting experience.

► Lover, my Lover

Witch Doctor Willy

A roots-style folk song, recorded on a Gretsch New Yorker (new one, not old) strung with D'Addario half-rounds, straight into a Vox AC15C1 for the overdrive, reverb and trem. Singing and playing at the same time. I intend to record this one a little better, this is just a draft.

► Take my Spear

Witch Doctor Willy

My current side project is an indie folk americana type thing. This is one of those songs. The bass isn't a gretsch. I recorded this song on a Gretsch 5126 (unmodified) and a Vox AC15C1, spring reverb, canyon delay, Sick As MK1 overdrive. Vocals are multi multi multi multi multi tracked on a Blue Bluebird.

► I'm Home

stratman

No Gretsch guitars on this song (I have another one with a Pro Jet, but this isn't it). Guitars are a Heritage H-140 and a Fender Nashville Power Telecaster that was de-Nashvilled and is now a standard tele. No amps - used digital amp sims. Real drummer, but the snare sounded weird so we mapped his playing to digital drum samples. It sounds much more consistent now.

► Sway

RallyMan

The intro, lead and outro were played on my 1973 7560 double anniversary.

► The Legend of Freddy Gretsch, A musical Documentary!

Gretch Place

This song was largely my tribute to Fred Gretsch Senior, who at the age of fifteen, took over the Gretsch corporation after the passing of his father. The story entwines Fred's life with the divinity of God's providence, who, in my opinion must have been helping old Freddy! At least, I like to believe that! I think all musicians want to believe that their instrument carry in them some form of inspirational spiritual presence that is greater than ones self. This song is my view of the inspirational force of God, that moved on Freddy Gretsch to make such special instruments. It is that specialty that Fred Senior received, and Fred Gretsch the 3rd recaptured. In other words, Fred Gretsch the 3rd, has reestablished the lineage provided by Fred Gretsch Sr. Therefore, in doing so Freddy Gretsch the 3rd has passed that lineage on to you and I. Now, we can enjoy knowing that we owners of Gretsch guitars are heirs to the special lineage between these instruments and God who originally inspired Freddy Gretsch Senior. I hope you enjoy this work. You can view the video at the following link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ITbwlZNrJas