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Rolling Stones Gear: All The Stones' Instruments from Stage to Studio Andy Babiuk, Greg Prevost
Publisher: Hal Leonard Corporation

Dec 18, 2008 - Once again employing the versatile X-Pensive Winos—who traded instruments during the sessions—Richards explored more emotional territory this time around. I see them on Ebay and in shops all the time. It's a racecar coupe-sized version of the iconic hollowbody that for 50 years has powered hits by The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Oasis, and now Gary Clark Jr. Apr 8, 2007 - Many of the photos and much of the film that I have seen of the Stones from the Mick Taylor time period, showed Fenders being used in the studio and for practice. Apr 29, 2014 - Rolling Stones Gear author Andy Babiuk recently sat down with Jeff Slate of Guitar World to discuss his comprehensive guide to the Stones, chronicling the band's members and their iconic instruments both in the studio and on tour. Feb 28, 2013 - Backbeat Books will publish a new book for gear heads, Rolling Stones Gear: All the Stones' Instruments from Stage to Studio, on September 9. I'm sure they used Though surrounded by Ampeg gear everywhere on stage with the Stones, most photos and footage show Mick Taylor playing through a Fender head of some sort (Bassman or Bandmaster or Showman) and a Fender They're out there. €�People ask me all the time — because I've done books about the Beatles and the Rolling Stones — which band I like better, but it really wasn't about that,” Andy Babiuk, author of the fantastic new Rolling Stones Gear told me recently. On-stage with the Rolling Stones, he epitomized guitar-hero cool as the quiet, stoic alter ego to Mick Jagger's extroverted frontman, a widely imitated image made all the more fascinating by his tightrope-walking hedonism. "In a way, I see this as a time capsule," says noted vintage instrument expert Andy Babiuk of his just-published book, Rolling Stones Gear: All the Stones' Instruments from Stage to Studio. Entertainment Weekly awarded the album a B+ and closed . Feb 17, 2014 - Inspired by the iconic guitar Jimmy Page used to inspire millions of guitarists with, this is definitely one of those instruments that encapsulates the glory and power of rock!