The Collection: Mike Campbell

[@gibsonguitar]

▶ Shop Murphy Lab Aged Gibson Guitars with the character, vibe, and feel of the original guitars featured HERE: bit.ly/3vLB8F4

[@dallasgeralds3706]

Joe Bonamassa: “I bought this guitar on October 12th, 2004 at exactly 8:19PM. It was sold to me by a single mother who had found it in the passenger seat of her father’s 1981 Silverado.” Mike Campbell: “Oh, what is that, a Firebird? Do I own that?” (Not dissing Mike, I love him! If I owned that many guitars I wouldn’t be able to keep track of them either!)

[@tioguitar9614]

haha for real

[@MortezaAlavizadeh]

😂😂😂 That is so true

[@maxpeck4154]

Mike: I didn't care what year it was it just felt and sounded amazing. Amen.

[@jimestooper1480]

And that's why Mike is a legend

[@seckler17]

He did remember where and how he got that Gretsch country gentleman though... it is a beauty.

[@tomm7733]

Love how Mike isn't caught up in the super detail specs of his guitars, he just like them because they look good and they sound good. Legend

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

How a guitarist should be

[@RossRossiter]

Y E A H, H E D I D N' T E V E N k n o w w h a t a s t i n g e r w a s

[@bobrocker6582]

Definitely. He doesn't try to pretend like he kbows everything about his guitars. It's so refreshing to see a collector who seems to kbow just as much as an average guitar player and who just collects guitars because they move him in one way or another. It's just different when he picms up a guitar and the first story that he tells isn't how rare it is or what's so special about it but what his wife thought about it.

[@maxpeck4154]

I'm a spec nerd. I think it's interesting, but the best guitar I've ever owned is my white Firebird - the one I gave the fewest shits about spec when I bought it.

[@J.C...]

Just, because he doesnt spit out exact specs about everything does not mean he isn't "caught up in the...detail". It just means he didn't talk about it in this interview. The whole estimating the year thing could be done on purpose when he knows exactly what year they are but doesn't want to come off as pretentious.

[@mjc4art]

When Mike talks he sounds so much like Tom Petty. He definitely doesn’t get brought up enough when talking about the greats.

[@thedogwoods5716]

They both def have that same way of speaking. Probably because he spent so much time with Tom that he rubbed off on him

[@ernieflanaganstingraybassm1463]

you got that my brother, cause he stood in his shadows for so long but he never explain's how it really happens...?????? But you can bet it pissed him off.....

[@pseudobeast4653]

He looks and sounds like Tom Petty wearing a disguise

[@mjc4art]

@@pseudobeast4653 LOL he does.

[@patricelongchamps9880]

It is so true....like Tom Petty even physically same shape.

[@TheNewRevolution]

Mike never gets mentioned with the guitar greats, maybe because he's always been so understated or doesn't see how many notes he can cram into each bar. He definitely belongs. If you don't understand this man's greatness, you don't understand music.

[@Ironworthstriking]

The funny thing is he’s mentioned in virtually every recording session when it comes to rock/americana guitar. He’s sort of the touch point for that heartland rock tone.

[@voivodOfficial]

I understand.

[@imannonymous7707]

Hes a great guitar player and defy anyone who thinks different to copp his solo on american girl

[@yestoES355]

I agree but the cool thing about these type of players and many studio musicians are that they don’t really care for the fame/prefer to stay behind the scenes, and get paid big bank. I know people who truly know and get music/instruments know people like Mike.

[@steveparish9210]

Agreed!

[@LaMarrBrewster]

That guitar lift just blew my mind. Talk about life goals. I no longer care about putting my kids through college, I just want that.

[@kimjohnson344]

ha ha! It is awesome.

[@davidkenneth3983]

What 4 you a millionaurs artisre tha t s money lots and now they cost too much all the collecters other countris bought em etc here shipped out never to b seen again.

[@lyinking1998]

Always loved the "The Collection" series. Please continue making them

[@gibsonguitar]

Thanks for watching, more episodes are coming!!!!

[@martinsoria8739]

@@gibsonguitar paul mccartneyyyyyyyy he might have a big collection

[@CentaurusRelax314]

Yes! Moarrrr! I can’t even think of who I’d like to see. I’ll leave it to you guys, as it’s probably just as satisfying for me to be exposed/re-exposed to players that aren’t usually on my playlists.

[@JakeAdair]

@@gibsonguitar Steve Howe is very famous for loving gibson guitars, he'd be an awesome guest! Hard to get though I suppose...

[@hek8ay]

@@gibsonguitar awesome again, thanks. But what about SLASH?

[@liveforeverluckymanej-200]

Mike Campbell is one the greatest guitar players the world has ever known. I could listen to him talk for hours.

[@kimjohnson344]

definitely

[@geertzwager1309]

Well, that's easy, considering the speed in which he talks. Thank god YT has the possibility to speed up the playing, I always play vids with Campbell at 1,5 speed.

[@cgoebbert]

Totally! I put him up there with all the other great guitarists that don’t get their due like Don Felder. Can you imagine an album with the two of them?! Dibs on Ld vocals!

[@cgoebbert]

Totally! I put him up there with all the other great guitarists that don’t get their due like Don Felder. Can you imagine an album with the two of them?! Dibs on Ld vocals!

[@lucasturner2092]

I love how Mark knows more about the history of these guitars than the artists themselves, you guys really chose the right guy for the job.

[@nicestrat]

well said!

[@BITESIZEJONES]

He didn't seem too sure about the white Firebird though. Those are the well-respected early 90s reissues

[@EJH-jn6mo]

He’s a used car salesman.

[@kennethhacker3014]

Agreed...I do miss em working for norm tho..

[@theoloutlaw]

I noticed this, Mark actually let the artist tell his 'version' of the history and the story of the guitar without butting in and doing any major correcting which he could have many times. Mark does a great job in this role. Top stuff!

[@johnboerger7029]

I love how Gibson doesn’t act like they’re the only guitar company and they acknowledge other companies and appreciate them as a part of the history of music. Love the direction Gibson is going under the new ownership.

[@DelScully]

LOL! You say this while they go and sue a small business owner.

[@johnthomson83]

@@DelScully I have stories... And don't get me started on Rickenbacker .

[@Richard-1776]

Bullshit. They think the fucking world revolves around their overpriced junk.

[@NewHopeAudio]

it makes it so much better for that. totally agree.

[@pawlowski6132]

What's the direction?

[@ia5662]

wow - props to Gibson for featuring the Fender stuff in their own video. I think that's massively respectful to the player and the music. I love that Gibson was not too proud or insecure in featuring other brands - all those brands are truly the sound of rock music and part of history, very cool that Gibson made sure to honor that. Mike Campbell is one of the finest melodic guitar players I've ever heard - loved his parts since I was a little kid.

[@EJH-jn6mo]

People would be all over Gibson if they did that - Campbell is known for playing many other brands than Gibson. Don’t give them too much credit for doing the things they should be.

[@stratolestele7611]

These kinds of comments rub me raw after enough of the heaping praise happens. Fer cryin' out loud, when you do a show that's called "so and so's GUITAR collection" you dern well better include ALL of their guitars. This isn't Mike Campbell's GIBSON guitar collection!

[@rdmkeytohwy]

I just want to echo the sentiment in these comments. Mike is very humble and cool and is one of the greatest guitarists in the history of rock. He defines what it means to be a collaborator in a band and the fact that Tom Petty wanted his input and guitar playing on all of his music says it all. They made each other better and were and are so special.

[@kimjohnson344]

so true. And, I feel super duper lucky to have lived when they did.

[@joeoleary2071]

Campbell is a legend. Hearing the stories and inspiration behind how he came across each guitar, what songs he’s used them for, and why he reaches for each one was a magical trifecta of content. Mark has the coolest job on earth and kills it every time. This has been my favorite episode of the collection series.

[@matthewjdouglas6471]

Mike is actually cooler than I thought. I always loved Tom petty heartbreakers since I was young. The music just makes you feel great. I'm from a small town in England and was born 1979 and will always listen to there music always. Rock'n'roll is life. Rest in peace Tom and thanks Mike for the great music. Fantastic

[@johngregory7329]

Mark, This was one of the best interviews ever. The stories with each guitar are priceless. Mike has got to be one of the coolest down to earth guys of all time. And you are the best as well. Thank you so much for these great interviews. Stay safe and well and keep Rocking. Signed John Gregory Zepbass from Munster Indiana.

[@kallealatalo8215]

Such a great episode. Funny how Mr. Campbell is mostly speaking about the look of the guitars and Mr. Agnesi filling in the facts. Awesome collection, awesome guitarist. What a treat. Thanks GibsonTV for these collection-series. Greetings from Finland!

[@CorSmit]

God, I love Mike. Such an unpretentious guy, and a solid musician. Stingers? Staples? Uncovered P90s? Doesn’t matter, it all about the songs inside - waiting to be discovered. I had the pleasure of seeing Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers live a few years ago, and managed to catch Mike’s signature sweatband as he threw it into the crowd after the last encore. I wear it whenever I play his licks on my Les Paul, hoping some of his mojo rubs off on me. Thanks for sharing, Gibson. Great episode

[@ferris5150]

amen

[@ShineDawg]

you read my mind, i love the guy, such an awesome person

[@kimjohnson344]

Go see The Dirty Knobs!

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

Exactly…ZERO ego…plays to serve the song…doesn’t make a bunch of goofy ass faces, just plays crushing, tasteful licks

[@dianareddell1496]

You lucky sonofagun!!

[@kevbob]

I could watch a whole season of his guitar stories. Thanks for doing this Gibson.

[@dlewtweentorla1210]

Gotta admit Gibson has really got it together since 2019, was one of those on the fence wondering if it was more talk and changes would be useless boardroom and accountant changes. Nope!!! Now it seems to be run by those who really do Love the Guitar. Have purchased three Gibson's since (after swearing would never do it again) and quality has certainly improved.... A LOT!! It's the big package though, like The Collection, New interesting (old) products coming out, going back to their roots, Gibson Garage, Mod Shop, Etc.., Great Job Gibson... Please keep it up!! Mark you have a very cool job and do it well. Love the passion, every time seeing an AMAZING GUITAR look like a 8 yr old on Christmas morning. Understand the Gibson Garage was your Baby, job well done! Cheers.

[@jonkerr2050]

I love it when Mark knows A LOT more about the guitars themselves than the owners. I’d love that. Learning new stuff about things I’ve had for years.

[@jamesmcghee3440]

Agnessi is a fine interviewer… he lets the interviewee talk, then asks the right question, like, “When do you reach for your J200?”

[@phonsejessome]

Thanks

[@WillyKidd]

Mike Campbell is an absolute legend and has helped pioneer some of the most timeless guitar playing of the 20th century and beyond... he has a fabulous collection too. Thanks for sharing!

[@utahprepper8925]

This is by far the best episode of "The Collection". Keep up the good work Gibson.

[@BrianOboylemusic]

Mark your making such a great impact with Gibson…. Really love the company’s direction the last 4-5 years

[@jamiemorgan4146]

Angnisi is certainly making an impact on Gibson. He single handedly turned off most of the world that might have bought Gibson guitar’s....

[@hugebeefplant6010]

This needed to happen. The guitar world thanks Mike and Mark

[@kyrieeleison3522]

Nice video, great guitar collection. I've always been impressed with how your videos don't shy away from showing non Gibson guitars. Gibson is making some great guitars, and people can see it.

[@ericwarrington6650]

The gold in these episodes lies in the stories....guitars are guitars...but a guitar w a big story is much more...becomes a legend

[@gibsonguitar]

Agreed

[@nathanielvargas3863]

Yes. Yes. Yes. This is my favorite series Gibson TV makes

[@phrymcdunstan]

Yes!!! Another great "collection" episode! Thanks, you guys! This is by far the greatest guitar channel on KZbin!!!

[@gibsonguitar]

Thanks for watching!!!

[@contrabandjoe7974]

Mike seems like a genuinely nice guy.... Great stories and wasn't trying to dazzle us with shredding techniques

[@HiHello-ku1fl]

Best episode I've seen so far. Love the stories and love Mike Campbell.

[@Jomor44]

This is one of the best if not The best collection episodes. So good to listen to Mike talk guitar. The man is so easy to listen to no bull. You can tell he loves guitars. So good.

[@kimjohnson344]

Mike is a no b.s. kinda guy.

[@JN-North.Guitars]

What a decent guy and total legend! Thank you 😊👏

[@georgespencer3973]

This is the best collection video so far. I’m so glad Mike was willing to share his guitars and stories. I wish it was longer!

[@LouMaverick]

This is one of the best episodes yet, up there with Brian Ray! Mike Campbell is a cool and humble dude, some of those deals on those guitars, fantastic!

[@willardmeese6222]

Michael is one of my favorite players , he complimented Tom so well , I love every song they did together !!!

[@goinagain2013]

THE guitar clinic. Excellent!!! Mike Campbell is such a cool guy. Interview very well done. Thank you.

[@emiliogarcia3792]

Excellent interview,awesome job 😮 really surprised on how many Gibsons with P90s!. I'm a big fan of those.i have them on my 2005 Lp Surpreme. Again thank you and Mike for filling my heart and mind with your knowledge of such great and wonderful Guitars. Chow guitar Rebel Lio Galveston, c ya soon...

[@yourdrummer2034]

I'm a big Mike Campbell fan. It's not widely known how much of an influence Mike has/had on the music scene. I am sooo glad he is there!

[@loupalma9582]

Mr. Campbell is getting great recognition but is STILL under rated…..Kudos to Gibson TV for not only showing the Gibson’s but the Fenders, Gretchen, etc…..Very well done….I’m going through my collection, this weekend, because of this….

[@jasonreisig3874]

Cool show. Humble & likable fella. He deserves loads more credit than he gets. I dig the fact that he's more into the sound & look than the value, collectability, & prestige of the instruments he owns.

[@f1s2hg3]

Mike Campbell I think your very cool for doing this video because many people love your music and love your guitars! Great show!

[@ShineDawg]

Mark "on the record" jaw drop, what a cool series. This is what guitars and making noise is all about, the stories. I love the Gibson brand! all the best Mark A.

[@jamiemorgan4146]

Sleazy Agnis destroyed the interview...🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤮

[@rareform6747]

He even sounds like Tom , not to mention The Traveling Wilburys ... Mark always nails these gatherings !

[@andrewwatts970]

I love how equal attention is given to other brands. Really awesome stuff! So a great resource for guitar history is all types

[@kimjohnson344]

I don't even play guitar but I can watch and listen to Mike anytime. This is music history right before our eyes.

[@ShredThisLife]

My favorite episode of the collection series. Mike Campbell is chill and totally unpretentious-the best kind of artist, the kind of person you would love to just hang out with and jam. He loves the guitars for their sound and aesthetics…he is not especially interested in the details/specs as much as his deep love of music that pours out of these gorgeous creatures in his hands. I am now watching this episode the third time.

[@craiggemmell2738]

What a nice guy man! Awesome guitarist and collection! Live long and prosper 🖖👍😎

[@travisthornton1792]

Lotta fun watching Mike discover his own guitar collection

[@roymartin500]

You can tell how good of friends Tom Petty & him were cause good friends start to sound like each other with sayings & way of talking. What a cool suprise this was! Mike probably can't tell either. Great episode!

[@brownmonkeybananayellow]

I'm so glad this is over an hour I don't want it to end. Thanks for your time!

[@dallasgeralds3706]

Nice! Now I’ve got something to watch tonight. Mike is the man.

[@yestoES355]

Gibson, I and many others here LOVE these videos. Thank you for making them more than 10minutes long, every collection video feels like 10minutes when they’re an hour +. Major props for showing the fenders and other guitars. I love my Gibson guitars and Gibson truly is my favorite when it comes to guitars and sound

[@gibsonguitar]

Thanks for watching

[@paulcargo4233]

This is far and away the best of "The Collection Series" I have seen. It is unpretentious and relaxed and very genuine. I will now dig deeper into the heartbreakers work. Thank you. PS The Mosrite is real nice

[@kimjohnson344]

Oh wow. If you haven't dug into Heartbreakers yet, you are in for a helluva ride.

[@dianareddell1496]

TPHB’s are such an amazing group of guys and Tom’s writing is so deep and fun and descriptive. You’re gonna love them! Luckily they have a HUGE catalog to go through, PLUS lots of previously unreleased music if you listen to them on Sirius XM Tom Petty radio channel. OH…while you’re there, listen to Mudcrutch and The Traveling Wilbury’s too

[@1066wastrel]

Love that you were every bit as interested in the other guitar brands as we are to hear their back stories, thanks Mark.

[@anthonym612]

In case you're short on time - just the guitars (Not knocking the stories in between) @4:45 - 1959 Sunburst LP @11:30 - 1990's White Firebird (Johnny Winter signed) @18:02 - 1956 J200 Acoustic @22:06 - 1920's L-4 Acoustic @28:06 - 1959 ES-335TD @31:26 - 1968 LP Goldtop @32:45 - 1955 Les Paul Custom @36:20 - 1964 ES-335TDC @39:47 - 1962 LP SG Junior @43:17 - 1964 SG Standard @44:45 - 1969 ES-150TDC @45:45 - 1957 Les Paul Junior @47:15 - 1954 ES-175TDN @48:30 - 1960's Vox Teardrop XII @50:36 - 1950 Fender Broadcaster @53:25 - 1964 Fender Stratocaster @55:28 - 1956 Fender Telecaster B-Bender @58:15 - Duesenberg Mike Campbell 40th Anniversary @1:04:36 - 1963 Rickenbacker 625-12 @1:06:45 - Rickenbacker Custom Model @1:08:51 - 1963 Gretsch Country Gentleman @1:11:08 - 1962 Gretsch White Falcon @1:13:25 - 1960's Mosrite - Ventures Model

[@ksharpe10]

That is a 68 gretsch White Falcon, all it's appointment point to that year, esp. the dotted fingerboard, they did not have those in 62. But thanks for the list.

[@stevewillis7895]

at 1:11 The video shows "GRETCHEN"--NOT!

[@thomasbonnett4800]

Please do this for all related videos if you haven’t already! 👍🏻

[@musicsoundgear]

Some of the best Television that you'll find on KZbin is right here. (I don't have a Gibson guitar, but I appreciate these videos and the company).

[@brockterry5840]

Great job Mark!! Mike is such an awesome dude!

[@SerxMusic]

I'll know what to watch tonight..Thank you! My favorite Series!❤️❤️

[@jrchanning]

What a fantastic and fascinating episode, Mike has so many brilliant guitars and the stories to go with them !!, the new Dirty Knobs album is incredible, such a fun watch 😄

[@thinman8621]

I don't play guitar but enjoy listening to these guys. Mike Campbell has a lifetime of collecting guitars. What a guy, what a life.

[@bjorntannberg1581]

Wow... This is definitly the best episode. What a great guitarplayer Mike Campbell is, and what a collection...

[@radman1136]

Very very cool video. Thx. Don't think I've clicked on one of these previously ... but it was Mike Campbell. Watched all the way through and enjoyed every minute. Thx again.

[@ryanfulldark2775]

Absolutely killer! Thanks for letting us in to hang out for a bit!

[@jl61046]

I’ve watched all of these and this one is my absolute favorite. Mike is just so genuine, pure and somewhat naive in his love for guitars. Mark knew EVERYTHING about all of Mike’s guitars and Mike often seemed surprised to find out what year some of them were, etc. Mark has such a wealth of knowledge and that was abundantly clear on this episode. Thanks to everyone involved!

[@bluebarnrainman]

This is the best thing I've seen in a long time! It's so good to see a seasoned pro still so innocent about how he picks guitars... it doesn't matter if you have an expensive guitar or not.. Just listen to what that instrument is telling you while it's in your hands! Makes me want get back into a band and play just for the love of it again. M.C 🙏

[@chrislestermusic]

Get out there! Do it. Life is too short not to. 😊

[@jgdforesthills1]

A great guitarist with a unique sound. I always know his guitar licks when I hear them. I was lucky enough to see Mike with Tom Petty at Forest Hills Stadium in Queens New York in August 2017. It was an awesome show.

[@Gratefulman1965]

Great segment, I love how Mike is as much a humble rockstar as well as a fan of music. Just a great guy. Great job with the interview Mark. 🎶

[@gbarge4]

Mark, The Collection series is a treasure, as is Mike. You've done wonderful things at Gibson and I couldn't be more thrilled for you and your family. You're a good dude and buying a guitar from you at Norm's was kind of a bucket list thing only guitar nerds would understand. You're having a very positive impact for a lot of people. Thank you.

[@steveparish9210]

I really enjoyed this Mike is such a good guy, I like how he doesn't know everything about his guitar s just why he likes them. He sure knows how to play them!!

[@martyjourard7172]

The guy who replaced the pickup in Mike's Strat (around 53:26 is Steve Soar, the guitarist in Road Turkey. Steve was and is a tech whiz...

[@RByrne]

What a beautiful collection! I love that it's all about the memories and good times for Mike. Great interview. Keep it up!

[@jenniferpeterson111]

I took my 14yo son to see the Knobs in Ventura a few weeks ago. Mike's not kidding when he says they're having fun-It was an awesome show!! And yeah, that white guitar...it's a looker on stage. Definitely caused quite a stir when they all pulled out white guitars! Bonus: Stan Lynch was on drums and for the last encore, he and Mike stood side by side and sang Listen to the Stories We Could Tell. Unforgettable night❤

[@RonTimmonsM1]

I could hang for a whole day with Mike and enjoy every minute of talking guitars and playing music 🎼 with him. What a cool guy. And ya I get it about the "legends or stars" etc... At the end of the day they are just people who love the same thing we all do. Music. I've recorded with lots of great people. Some famous, some not famous but definitely should be because they are just as great. In the meantime I'm doing the same going to pawn shops and garage sales hoping to find that one 59 Les Paul that's still out there 😜😎👍💯

[@horsefingerandthetaintwrig8039]

Wow, Mike is my number one influence. I was ten when Damn the Torpedoes came out. Being a Punk Rock bass player, I had to get a guitar to pursue that rabbit hole which Mike had opened. I bought a used Marauder for 100$. As I grew musically and the vogue axes were Kramer, BC Riches, and Ibez’s. God gifted me with a 71 lp custom I picked up in the Recycler for 240$. 1982 I believe. It’s the gem of my collection as I own at least one of each of the greats. Mike continues to inspire and his love of guitars is infectious and inspiring still, 45 years later. Thank you Mike and Gibson, you have enriched my life beyond explanation.

[@dukeviking]

I see Mike but am reminded of Tom. What a gem of a player.

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

Brothers

[@adcharz7105]

This is my favourite collection episode. Mike is such a great and unassuming guy for someone with such talent. I love the fact that he doesn't even know what model name or number or year some of these amazing guitars are. No pretentions - it's just all about how it looks and feels and sounds. That's my kind of guitarist.

[@hayfielddraw4364]

I love that Mike doesn't know a lot about a lot of the guitars. Bought them because they were cool and played them. Probably never spent five minutes in his life on a guitar forum. Just a player.

[@davidburke2132]

That really struck me. As someone who loves guitars I’m amazed that someone who is such a great player can have such fundamentally basic gaps in his knowledge about the guitars he owns and plays.

[@jasonw4053]

​@@davidburke2132 its because you don't need to know all the specs to play. Some people obsess over specs and stuff, and focus on that more than just playing.

[@davidburke2132]

@@jasonw4053 and I never said you do need to know all about your guitars to be a great player (although there are benefits to knowing about your guitars in terms of helping you find your sound, ensuring you don’t get taken for a ride when you’re considering acquiring something, and understanding a bit about why you like what you like and helping you find alternatives, complementary gear, etc.). The point was one of surprise over his lack of knowledge. I’ve watched a number of these “The Collection” pieces, and most of the famous and successful players know a great deal about their guitars… Mike stands out as an exception here. That’s the core point.

[@jasonw4053]

@@davidburke2132 yeah, I get it. Mike isn't a guitar nerd, he just plays them, and is so rich that he can just buy whatever looks cool or interesting. He doesn't care about specifics or specs or as you put it, "fundamental basic gaps in knowledge," just rocking out and making great music. I think it's more like he sees instruments as tools, not as much as precious and delicate collectors objects.

[@davidburke2132]

@@jasonw4053 that’s fair, but even when you see instruments as tools there are valid reasons to know about them and their specs.

[@Randy.100]

Mike Campbell's, such a great person wonderful video from one of the Heartbreakers. He was so relaxed and honest about sharing all the history... This will be one of my U tube video I'll enjoy for years. Vary nice guitar collections the man has... Best to you Mike for ever and Gods Speed. Thanks Gibson TV Randy - Great North Woods Of Michigan

[@Wharbaby]

I am grateful that he will never leave Tom behind like the Stones did Brian. He knows he can be his own guy and still honor his best friend. Mike must be the nicest guy in Rock N Roll.

[@walterjr.steinert6054]

Mike rules. Love his singing voice! Dirty Knobs Are fantastic. Great interview by Mark. Very interesting stories from Mike about his amazing guitars.

[@tommyraper3895]

Best one yet Mark! Of course Mike is one of my all time favorites! Enjoyed every minute!

[@jamiemorgan4146]

The best Agnisi video was his Threats to the World ! He spoke out of his A hole, not knowing a single thing about. Intellectual Property Law..🤣🤣🤣🤙🏻🤮🤮

[@steveritchie3650]

Thank you Mark and Gibson for such amazing content. Mike Campbell is not only an icon of rock and roll but I love that he buys his guitars based on look and feel.

[@danielcombs3048]

Simply only the best Guitar Verturosose like Mr. Campbell really know how to bring the best of these classic master pieces. Long Live the Heartbreakers 🎸

[@stevesorrell9835]

Thank you!!! I've wanted to see his collection, forever. Did not disappoint 🤘🏼😸🤘🏼

[@vcr210]

A wonderful segment!!! Mike Campbell is world class!!!

[@kimjohnson344]

I am so happy I know who Mike Campbell is and have seen him live several times. I have learned so much about music and guitars, just as Tom brought me back to important music and lyrics in my life and really got into all the deep tracks. Tom and Mike were/are two of the greatest musicians I have been blessed to enjoy.

[@paulofreire7520]

Great interview, awesome collection. Mike is one of the coolest cats in the business. Keep rocking! 👍🏻🙏🏻

[@gobigrey9352]

How awesome is this! Holy cow, Mark is one lucky man. I saw this video and noticed how long it was, I couldn't click on it fast enough. Incredible.

[@GeoffSweet]

Mike is so overlooked its criminal...I lump him into the guitarists' guitarists group...the same group as Keith Scott...great stuff Mike!!

[@kevinjohnbetts]

Good comparison. Mike and Keith are both great musicians - They serve the song and tailor their tone to that rather than merely adapting. Specific to Mike, he is so good at that you can hear a great song, love the guitar parts, and only find out years later that it was all him. Which may be why he gets overlooked.

[@GeoffSweet]

@@kevinjohnbetts I'm sure of it...cheers.

[@Woody_750]

Thank You so much, I enjoyed every minute !!

[@jacobandmore3915]

Thank you thank you thank you! I was hoping to see Mike’s collection.

[@billw8648]

Great video! Tom lives on through the music and Mike Campbell! Love.....

[@timothycormier3494]

This one was particularly interesting and great!! Thanks mark thanks Gibson!!

[@daveharrison3655]

This was a treat. Thank you.

[@news603redux]

Could watch this stuff for hours - music AND history!

[@johngrepo9976]

I like the way Mike explains how each guitar has a song inside it, inspiration comes from strumming a string..that's a soulful explanation

[@allstarvb]

Such a great episode with a lot of really cool stories and history 👏🏼, I love this series

[@scootermichelini1634]

Probably the most underrated guitar player. Mike Campbell's playing is so smooth, beautiful and soulful.

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

The 2 Dirty Knobs albums are INCREDIBLE

[@grantandrews4826]

Good lord, what a cool guy Mike is. This was tremendous. Gibson truly deserves heavy kudos for making these videos, and Mark is a heavyweight interviewer. ❤

[@Eisenhower42]

If I could play like anyone, it would be Mike Campbell. Thanks for decades of playing to support the song, Mike. You're one-of-a-kind.