Fender® Johnny Marr Jaguar® Signature Model | Fender

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[@mccgbackyardcricket5615]

Who wrote these subtitles, half of what he says is wrong

[@willashfordpayne8354]

I own a Mexican made Fender Stratocaster and I love ❤ it.

[@eddieharman3650]

@@willashfordpayne8354Hell yeah man, nice git. I own a white MIM Fender Strat and a fiesta red KC mustang

[@SamsonBrock42]

Would love to see a Squier version of this guitar!

[@micpoc4597]

Over eight years on, this remains one the best promo videos for a guitar ever made.

[@rasm0225]

Agreed. Was just checking reverb. These are expensive now and hard to come by! Wish I had bought one!

[@hoover728]

The American Professionals are at least half the price and are more easily found and have some of the features of these, like the bridge and the 4 way pickup switch. Plus comes in cool colours.

[@trowaclown]

Lovely how he put in so much thought into his signature instrument, unlike some other artists who just slap their signature on a specific colour. Kudos!

[@kingminotaur4693]

Beautiful and humble, I really have a new appreciation for the gentleman, even thinking of people with small hands, putting so much work into really giving people something so perfect. Righteous. Going to go find Electronic stuff too, the brotha is sending a lot of love.

[@najmihakimkhairi1210]

You probably never know jim root telecaster and jom adkins

[@theloniouscoltrane3778]

...are you shading Cory Wong? Lol

[@jamesrobert4106]

Johnny Marr is a cut above and deserves a high standing in music history.

[@TwentyTwenty90]

Johnny is such a sound geezer, even if you don't dig The Smiths or any of his other great work, you can still appreciate his unique style and interesting take on things. Definitely one musician I'd like to have a pint with.

[@JoseyStranded]

Underrated? All my musician friends rate him high. I don't have too many guitar playing idols, but he is one.

[@textbook1263]

He doesn't drink.

[@Duzz14]

Markus Elstob ya I heard he goes to bars and drinks orange juice

[@jeffreybiscoe6]

Exactly how I feel.

[@missunique65]

I don't think you meant geezer. maybe freak, yeah

[@cardigansarecool]

Jaguars are way more versatile than people give it credit for. It can go from incredibly warm and rich and to a corrosive trebly bite to a pristine jangle. And no guitar looks cooler.

[@missunique65]

warm and rich? its' a reverb beast pure and simple

[@richdukes9632]

Gretsch. A Gretsch looks cooler

[@marcocarretero4190]

Just look at Kurt Cobain's Jaguar and Johnny Marr's, complete opposites!

[@AntwhaleNearfar]

Rich Dukes Only if Brian Setzer is playing it.

[@MFDOOOOM]

@@AntwhaleNearfar Chet Atkins bruv

[@dougsteeleguitar]

Not a huge fan of Morrissey, but Johnny Marr is an absolute gun.

[@theobuniel9643]

Doug Steele You don't need to be a Moz fan to adore Johnny FOOKIN Marr.

[@Materva-hv6sz]

id like to give two thumbs up

[@eveythingthatsadam]

People that use the word gun. 😂

[@MonsterHorror]

Agreed. Can't really get into Morrissey but Johnny Marr is top.

[@fionaur5933]

Not gonna lie i don't think many people like Moz all that much

[@kameracamera8120]

Had the pleasure of meeting Johnny after a show - the nicest, coolest bloke you'd ever want to meet. Humble and kind. The real deal.

[@gerrybaboono]

i cant be the only one who thinks that 'that joke isnt funny anymore' is heaven in music form... god bless johnny marr

[@matthewmp111]

gerrybaboono you are not alone my friend. That guitar breakdown in the middle gives me goosebumps

[@jshphysicistatyahoo]

Right on Liam. God bless Johnny Marr, Andy Rourke, Mike Joyce and (Stephen) Morrissey as well.

[@mathieulangevin5615]

My favorite Smiths song

[@nxxtsa_]

its definitely in my top 5 smiths songs

[@thetroyzernator]

Johnny loves his bushings! Met him a few years ago, really nice guy. He's a real gear nerd as you can see from this, there's nothing he doesn't know. He's not just an exclusive Fender player either, he really knows his Rickenbackers and Gibsons.

[@neilaspin008]

He's a guitarist.

[@alfpetzer5812]

Almost 10 years on it must be said that Fender and Johnny Marr have outdone themselves with this guitar. A lot of thought has obviously gone into it, it absolutely works and it sounds really really really great. Masterpiece.

[@JtotheP68]

I could listen to Johnny Marr talk about guitars all day, his depth of knowledge and passion for the instrument after all these years is amazing. Fantastic that Fender have given him a signature model and a recognition that guitar does not just have to be all about blues/rock.

[@jamesrobert4106]

Considering Johnny Marr and Peter Buck in the 80s, Rickenbacker should have done the same!!!

[@62SG]

I've never listened to this guys music but I'm very impressed by his keen interest into not only understanding the instrument but also improving it.

[@Mrbrbusby]

Here after Still Ill and Half a Person. 30 years old and this guys riffs still bring goose flesh. One hears Steve Vai, one says "What an amazing guitarist". What hears Johnny. One weeps for something lost.

[@philipheubeck]

I'm not aware of any other star-guitarist putting that much work and thought into his signature model.... Johnny's the man, no doubt!

[@mcblahflooper94]

It’s really cool that Johnny really made a lot of changes on his signature, and wasn’t one of those guitarists that just sorta kept the same guitar with a few tiny tweaks. Really makes it worth it

[@planetmusicsamos]

i wish there was a video on yt that Johnny just plays his Jag only with no other musicians for hours and hours , never get bored listening to him . this guy is a guitar GOD !!! love you Johnny , thank you for all this heavenly guitar tones , i wouldn't be the same person if i haven't heard this charming man when i was 13 yo .

[@TheDustyPanther]

"I think I'm fairly typical as a guitar player" said one of the greatest ever guitarists.

[@adrianfumi]

Just received mine yesterday in Metallic KO... absolutely amazing! Johnny Marr is my first ever guitar hero when I was a teenager. This has been a dream come true for a long time. Thank you so much Fender and Johnny Marr!

[@edkorth3408]

This dude just inspires me. He has written so many iconic riffs and songs. Also just seems like a really cool down to earth guy.

[@goodtogomofo]

The Smiths songs I recognized. 0:01 That joke isn't funny anymore. 1:10 How soon is now 2:15 What difference does it make 4:00 There is a light that never goes out. 6:00 There is a light... 10:00 Nowhere Fast 11.20 Nowhere Fast 13:05 That Joke isn't funny anymore

[@ericld11]

well done - because the riffs played in this video are played independent of their original context. I was having trouble identifying some of them even being a seasoned Smiths/Marr fan.

[@markryland3496]

Sweet and Tender Hooligan ('-' distortion) ? I have to listen again.

[@smallbuj7605]

thanx man :D

[@AKAHeroes]

Nay Sayer Sweet and tender hooligan at around 2:57 :)

[@ericld11]

Yes, - great pick up. Bryan Ferry. Marr on guitar.

[@TJJJJJJJJJJJ]

This bloke has just single handedly convinced me to buy a jag

[@floydharper4653]

Lol he's sold me on a jaguar too.... I'm not even a smiths fan, he's just that convincing

[@neilaspin008]

Don't buy his Jag without trying it first. The neck is not like a normal Jag.

[@TJJJJJJJJJJJ]

@@neilaspin008 too late pick up a 2nd hand one of his sigs 6 months ago . It’s a wicked 🎸

[@neilaspin008]

@@TJJJJJJJJJJJ Excellent. Is that the first Jaguar you have played?

[@TJJJJJJJJJJJ]

@@neilaspin008 yeah first one but I just picked up another two days ago lol . Think I’m hooked

[@effyiew7318]

"Sounds like I'm supposed to sound I think" ahahah Brilliant comment. Like he's not even sure what he sounds like. I was on a session a while ago and the studio the session was at, had this Jag. I've never really been a Jag guy, much less anyone's "signature" guitar, but when I gave this a spin, I was floored. It has the biggest, janglyiest sound ever. Every melody I played was like instant surf guitar. And I mean that in the best possible way. It just had a perfect tone. I tried it because we were tracking some 60s Italian style stuff, you know - the type with a farfisa organ? So the engineer told me to try his Johnny Marr jag for the melody and I almost fell over. It sounded perfect for that kind of stuff. I didn't even have to try to get that sound, it was just there. No pedals, no eq, nothing. I'm picking one up as soon as I have the spare cash. Huge sounding guitar.

[@TheAerovons]

Beach Boys "Fun Fun Fun" intro classic, classic JAG......

[@ChrisGleeson-u1k]

The first 40 seconds of intro music to this video give me chills every time. The accompanying grainy video clips just top it off. Thank you Johnny Marr and Fender!

[@gabbax2hey77]

Just finished reading his autobiography, "Set The Boy Free". An excellent read ... a very talented & humble lad from Manchester :)

[@pdk213]

reading it now. it's great.

[@dmussori]

Anybody else keep coming back to this video to listen to Johnny play?

[@Minon157]

That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore intro is simply gorgeous, I need a full version of this

[@bswr87]

"cause I feel like I'm fairly typical as a guitar player".... haha I saw johnny 2 nights ago.... 10 feet from him and 4 feet from his wall of amplifiers... absolutely amazing. having just experienced that concert made me laugh all the more at this comment from the video... I realize he might be talking about being typical in terms of gear or setup, but in terms of playing style no he's far from typical. genius.

[@charliecooper1847]

ive seen him three times myself just gets beter every time

[@missunique65]

I am jealous

[@MichaelSkilling]

I bought this guitar about a year and a half ago. Still stunned by how great it sounds and plays! If you're considering buying one I recommend taking the plunge!

[@justinmeadows1490]

Michael Skilling ive just bought mine today, can’t wait for delivery tomorrow 👍👍

[@NIIIIQQ]

So I dont get what he meant on the 4th switch humbucker thing Can the bridge pickup be switched on to be a humbucker? It looks just like a normal single coil

[@justinmeadows1490]

@Maydup Nem Its absolutely amazing, the sound is exactly as per this video. This was exactly the sound I've been looking for :-)

[@NolalanD]

@@NIIIIQQ the two single coils in series is what a humbucker is made of; normal strat/jaguar pickup blend setting are parallel and not in series. in series sounds hotter and more present, parallel sounds out of phase and quacky. sorry i couldn't be arsed with grammar tonight

[@missunique65]

thank you mr rockefeller

[@HAYDS510]

i appreciate that he didn't just blues solo the entire demo. I'm starting to hate that about looking up a guitar or amp... people need to start showing you the equipment doing what you actually do with it 🤘 (unless you're a blues guy)

[@62SG]

How are they supposed to know what YOU want to do with it?

[@78tag]

That's odd, I have always thought it was bs that every time someone demo'd a guitar they turned up the gain and went all heavy metal on us. I guess it's just perspective?

[@GoHawks4]

"i'm fairly typical as a guitar player"

[@jesusmagana5688]

Right hahahahaha

[@oofym353]

Johnny has always been very humble, especially compared to Morrissey ahaha.

[@nkmcfrln]

None of you understand what he meant by that.

[@TheChadPad]

nkmcfrln yeah, cause he was talking about what he needs as a guitar player

[@aleksifradet1654]

Says everything you need to know about him. Humble genius.

[@DR.MF.DOOMSDAY]

Could listen to Johnny talk about guitars all day cause you know he knows what he’s talking about with every detail

[@FoardenotFord]

Played this guitar in a shop in Soho yesterday, absolutely brilliant. You can really tell that Marr sat down and worked out exactly what he wanted--the result is a completely versatile guitar. A truly incredible piece from an incredible guitarist.

[@AndyBankside]

It's self evident the amount of time and effort has gone into this instrument. As with everything this man has done, I'm sure it will be in a different league.

[@AAPR1997]

The riff at the end of this is too good, could listen to it on loop for hours

[@reverendd]

30 years after he changed the world and revolutionized rock music forever with The Smiths (1982), Johnny Marr, one of England's greatest guitarists finally gets his own signature model! Long live Johnny Marr!

[@acledfloyd]

I love when artist really work hard on getting their signature guitar to sound and feel right.

[@adcharz7105]

This really is a signature instrument in the truest sense. Astounding how much thought, skill, care, knowledge, and personality went into this from Johnny alone. It really does make it a genuine one of a kind guitar. Compare to certain others where it's basically like - "it needs to be red" or whatever. Amazing.

[@spakuloid]

Yes! Just got one! IN-credible guitar. Build quality is top of the line. Sound is divine. best thing Fender has done in years.

[@NIIIIQQ]

So I dont get what he meant on the 4th switch humbucker thing Can the bridge pickup be switched on to be a humbucker? It looks just like a normal single coil

[@Anonymouslyme1]

NIIIIQQ the fourth switch puts the two pickups in series, in other words like a humbucker, imagine the two pickups were fixed together into one humbucker.

[@stratmad]

Johnny’s Jag and Eric Johnson’s Strat are in my opinion the best 2 signature models Fender currently produces. Both Johnny and Eric have put in a lot of thought and research into making something unique out of a classic design and you can hear and feel it when you play them.

[@paulitik7]

Played one today. Will absolutely be buying one soon. Fixes every issue I've ever had with a Jag, and the tone is just fantastic. I've always been more of a Jazzmaster fan, but this might be the best offset in the Fender arsenal.

[@garydiamondguitarist]

Johnny is a superb player and you can tell he put thought into every aspect of this guitar. Real nuts and bolts stuff. This is a proper signature model; you can tell he appreciates the opportunity and helped craft it just as he wanted. I'm a Jag aficionado and I have to say although when I played one it didn't quite work for me it's still a beautiful sounding instrument. Johnny really does sound his best when he uses it.

[@stratmad]

Love Johnny. The passion he has for music and guitars is matched by his talent.

[@itaintmebabe714]

Johnny is a genius for what he wants in a Jaguar. The most versatile and IMO, the best Jaguar ever made

[@Redhotchilipprs]

This is one of the most beautiful genius thoughtful guitar I have ever seen and heard. From a genius guitarist. Thank you. The want for this guitar is strong with this one

[@WillyPDX94]

What a humble guy and so passionate about his guitar and his sound. I've always associated short scale guitars with the student models we played as kids. But after hearing Johnny talk about the thought he put into this guitar and hearing the beautiful sound he gets out it, I tried one out today. I love the way it plays--it has a great feel, compact and intimate. I know it won't make me Johnny Marr, but I think this guitar could definitely influence how and what I play.

[@todjohnstown8604]

I swear I’ve watched this video 20 times because Johnny is just such a cool guy. I can’t wait til I got enough money for this beauty of a guitar...

[@TheInfamousLegend27]

i love that johnny goes into real detail about the jag. really nice to hear someone not only explain it, but showcase how much of a passion project this was. a really wonderful video on a wonderful guitar

[@ParsonWilkerson]

His stuff is so melodic.. Its more appealing to me than some shredding. Its got flow.

[@GenteelCretin]

God, the price puts me off, but seeing the detail Marr put into this, and the willingness of Fender to comply, really makes me lust after it.

[@freeelectron8261]

Marr and Morrissey are both geniuses. Such a unique sound.

[@grooveitman929]

I loved how this man was so serious about tweaking the original Jag, it made me interested in the model, it surely sounds great

[@okimotdm]

I for one am not a huge obsessive Johnny marr fan, reading books, keeping albums etc. I definitely respect the music, and enjoy it, it just wasn't at the top of my playlist. However I respected the thought he put into the guitar. I bought it and I absolutely love it. I can completely relate to his logic. All jags need this bridge available, vintage are great but the enhancements make a huge difference.

[@missunique65]

stfu

[@Robil63]

Can't believe I'd never heard of this git for half a century. Just discovering his unique style and sound - love it. And... wait, did he jus say he can hear the polarity difference acoustically? !😅🤔🤨

[@hadhrishahhasrin5932]

Nothing related to music...he reminds me of Al Pacino

[@skobedigatch207]

yeah specially with that scarface haircut , lol

[@boosh90]

HOO AAAAAAHHHHHH

[@slimturnpike]

Dudley Moore!

[@darrenwalshe8513]

Dot cotton!

[@alanaslanandhismusic]

I feel you but honestly, Al Pacino reminds me of Johnny Marr

[@seanmonaghan1477]

Despite his profile he remains undervalued as a player and composer. One of the true greats.

[@Aint1S]

Seriously deep fellow and I like how he has taken a meaningful approach to his guitar. Definitely has a distinctive sound from his Jaguar.

[@phoenixstone4208]

Could listen to him talk for at least 15 minutes, love his razor sharp interest in what a guitar is

[@LumiKormel]

He made all these AWESOME improvements and left the trussrod access at THE BOTTOM OF THE NECK!?!?!?!!!

[@hanskung3278]

I hear you.

[@78tag]

I'm amazed that anyone ever thought that was a good idea. They did come up with the adjustment in the base of the neck that could be done without removing the neck. Never had one but that was a good idea.

[@mmmmmmmmmmaaaaaatttt]

I listened to the Smiths a long time ago and haven't since, but I absolutely want one of these just based on design and features. That is a fantastic guitar!

[@theundeniablegem]

Oh my God, it hurts how much I want this guitar! I can't even play that well, but I understand half of what he's saying in this video and that's enough for me to want to get one, preferably in Sherwood Green. Being poor sucks!! :'(

[@J8D2]

Sherwood green is a criminally underused fender custom colour.

[@incadove]

And then only about 50 or so made so needless to say that model is sold out. I feel your pain.

[@13thRaven]

Being poor does indeed suck

[@GuitarJarUK]

Excellent video. The reason I like this video is that it's clear how passionate Johnny Marr is about developing and using his customised design. Often, I'm cynical when it comes to large manufacturers like Fender who release "signature" guitars, cashing in on a famous "name"... but in this instance, Johnny Marr is clearly very passionate about the design of his custom model, and the last few seconds of this film clearly shows how proud he is too.

[@brandonroberts9717]

Its funny how much more involved he is with the making and promoting of it compared to other Fender signature artists.

[@Whitehawkvisionfilms]

Wow, I've seen so many Signature Models explained where they just did something to just say its different... this is truly an amazingly well thought out original and unique signature model... wow!

[@mickey2036]

I can't believe it's over thirty years since I first got introduced to The Smiths. JM was making unique, character filled melodies that subtly told haunting stories during a time when other guitarists were running around with pink Lycra trying to outnoodle each other with their faster, louder, talking guitar stuff. Interesting to hear him discuss his instrument and craft. Very cool guy and guitar. Glad Fender recognized his significance.

[@mpactdesignmedia]

Who else would love to hear a "That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore" reprisal on an upcoming JM album that is simply an extended instrumental (five minutes of an 'extension' built around :05 - :40)? Haunting. Beautiful. Atmospheric.

[@miguelsabogalarchive]

This is a masterclass in how you build a guitar.

[@adamwrichards261271]

1:10 - How Soon Is Now? and 5:55 - There Is a Light That Never Goes Out: I was at that gig last year at the Deaf Institute Manchester. I met Johnny after the show and had a good chat with him about his pending Jag release. What a top gent and unbelievable Guitarist.

[@scottdexter8152]

Best guitarist in the world

[@groverjuicy]

You've obviously never heard Li'l Wayne...

[@tomc.3987]

This would be a good guitar for the players out there wanting to recreate the Smiths sound. Johnny Marr is one of the best, unique guitarists whose come along in the last 50 years.

[@evanhelms3887]

This guy reminds me of Tony Montana

[@Freelancer-bs8jc]

"Say hell-o to my little fre.."

[@cadenrandall4318]

Freelancer 1766 Say hello to my little Fender

[@ME-ru4hv]

HAHAHA!!

[@slimturnpike]

Dudley Moore!

[@GeoffNelson]

only reason I clicked this video

[@nigelwilson1361]

What a lovely unaffected guy. Modest yet so incredibly important in creating such a beautiful and immediately recognizable sound. I never fancied the Jaguar, but think I may have become a convert after watching and hearing this clip. Many Thanks

[@22bk113]

You know everyone always brings up the same few songs as his guitar hero songs.. charming man. Headmaster, there is a light, how soon is now... but listen to Meat is murder that songs sound is just so eerie and mysterious and I really feel that song lost out because of the lyrics but Marr created a musical masterpiece in my opinion

[@Madeguydo]

Well now this is probably the best fender guitar ever for me, I've built jazzmasters before but they don't do it for me all that much. I need this baby now.

[@ldeguzman]

He perfected the Jaguar. Now if only Fender moves past the flaws and make new ones based off his specs.

[@Lalairu]

I think they actually did it XD

[@pat10295]

jeez what a tone purist! my kind of guitarist. one who knows his instrument in and out

[@JarOfMoMack]

That riff that starts at 7:28 is gorgeous.

[@sarahpiedmont998]

hah! I saw your comment before I saw the video, and forgot the exact time you mentioned. Then heard that riff and immediately was like...fuck this is totally the part he was talking about. It's beautiful!!!! :)

[@oliplatt898]

Do you know what that riff is?

[@JarOfMoMack]

No, I think it's just something random.

[@sarahpiedmont998]

hahah yep...randomly just straight out of johnny marr's genius mind

[@naberz08]

It's used in the Brian Ferry song "Soldier of Fortune"

[@prenticeanyonywright]

Reel around the fountain, There is light never goes out, Some girls are bigger than others, I love them all. As a bassist Johnny Marr is my favorite guitar player.

[@vjohn82]

That riff around 7:30 is definitely inspired by John Frusciante... I remember that Marr played on a couple of Fru's solo tracks. It's a GREAT riff.

[@Chris_Oblivion]

I could listen to him talk guitars all day. Him playing would be an added bonus.

[@itaintmebabe714]

I want this guitar and the Andy Summer's Telecaster

[@trickponypins]

"Cuz I feel I'm fairly typical as a guitar player"....that made me smile....humble guy.

[@Minon157]

The version of That joke isn't funny anymore in this video is beautiful, i'd love to hear a full version

[@adrianfumi]

Isn't is? It's breath taking...

[@seankolednik8860]

Remember he played with Matt Johnson of The The for a short period. The guy is an absolute innovator and beautiful guitar player.

[@sheercerebralpower]

I love my Johnny Marr Jag!!!,Got it a year ago and use it a lot for recording...

[@alexcorona]

He’s so right about the tremolo, I have a bigsby, Strat, Floyd rose and dussenburg… but none come close to that jazz tremolo. It’s just heavenly.

[@saravaucher5562]

Anyone know if that version of "The Joke Isn't Funny Anymore" is available anywhere?

[@WeskerXM96E1]

For me personally he is my favourite guitarist, I can't praise him more highly.

[@Dailyvids25]

He loves Fender Jaguar so much! That's why he changed everything about it.

[@MickeyDs14]

daily vids I didn’t take it that way. I took it as him giving input to make things more accessible and clearer tone-wise. Specifically with knocking pick up switches during a performance. And the simple fact that he thinks about people with shorter arms and smaller hands is a big deal. But a signature model means he gets to give his input on what he’d want on a guitar, so it’s not like he’s just changing it for the sake of changing things.

[@laurentsaint-laurent3659]

He changed way less than people who simply tear out the rhythm circuit & put humbuckers on them

[@barrypelletier4567]

Love the innovations hes made to a once innovated design ....awesome to see his passion for his guitar

[@kawavulcan8411]

I'VE SEEN THIS HAPPEN IN OTHER PEOPLE LIVES AND NOW IT'S HAPPENING IN MINE ....

[@mrmustard1633]

if politicians ran countries with as much passion and dedication as this man has put into this guitar, we'd be living in utopias

[@theyearoftherat]

fender can't even normalize audio???

[@CaalamusTube]

Right!? ...hahaha! It's funny running across these old Videos. His lavalier sounded like absolute dysentery! Sucks too, Marr's got good things to say!

[@kaitlyn__L]

At first I thought: "It sounds kind of okay". Then he turned away from the mic a few minutes in and I thought: "I guess I can see it...". Then he started talking about the switches and pickups and all the sibilance kicked in, and clothing rustle. Jeez.

[@greysuit17]

Or record in at least 1080. 😳

[@souvlaki9951]

They just need to hire better video producers lmao

[@missunique65]

right

[@theorthianguy]

That dude is smart. Absolute props to mister Marr for knowing his stuff, and doing a great job.

[@Octojohn6]

I love Johnny I love the smiths and I love Jags my favorite guitar

[@Lungbutter82]

I could watch this over and over . What a man .

[@jamessouleyrette3370]

Johnny Fucking Marr, love this man

[@BB-pi2wd]

So refreshing to see somebody who actually designed HIS guitar, and genuinely loves it and still plays it to this day. And getting one of these means you get to have the same thing, not just something with his name on it. These unquestionably go down as one of the most significant guitars Fender has ever released. Plus I just read the dude has been with his wife since 1979?! This man defines what it means to just keep shit real.

[@OzziePete1]

Marr should be pretty happy & proud of this guitar - the street talk is very positive about the design changes he made to the original design & the playability of this model is regarded very highly.

[@TeddyLeppard]

Terrific guitar player.

[@honestresponse]

How can you not smile every time he plays a Smiths riff?