The Most Famous Guitars in Blues Music

[@hughcameron]

You missed Edward Phillips vintage Parlor Guitar!

[@MeStevely]

Rory Gallagher’s 1961 strat really should have been included, Edward.

[@patrickfoster4586]

Rory wasn't a bluesman.

[@MeStevely]

Patrick Foster You do know who Rory Gallagher was, right? Have a little search on KZbin maybe.

[@robertstotts2343]

Yes Rory was A Fucking bluesman that strat should have been on here respect

[@alexainsworth9102]

Greenie . Peter greens 1959 Les Paul that went to Gary Moore who owned it for over 30 years , he sold it in the mid 2000s to apparently fund a divorce which is terribly sad. The guitar now owned by Kirk Hammett

[@crumblogix8771]

Shouldve also included Erics les paul used during the john mayall/beano album sessions whic are responsible for those legendary sounds

[@robertstotts2343]

The only time calm palm ever sounded good... Respect

[@patrickfoster4586]

What about Jimi? He often gets overlooked as a blues player but he was a "walking encyclopedia of blues licks" (I forgot where I read that quote but it was a musician commenting on Hendrix) and he played some of the fiercest blues you'll ever hear! And more often than not he would use his Gibson SG when playing "Red House".

[@wfredhump]

Jimi's Strat? Albert's Tele?

[@nicholasrourke3836]

Great video Edward. So cool I name my guitars also but I always change the name

[@jemahl123]

Peter Green's Les Paul with the out of phase pickups, and George Harrison's Rocky which he used for slide.

[@shaunw9270]

BB King was playing an Esquire early on , not a Telecaster . I always assumed Bo Diddley's rectangular guitars were mimicking cigar box guitars?

[@noahuncapher9995]

Alvin Lee's es 335 gorgeous!!!!!!!!!!

[@nicholasrourke3836]

I do the missmatch guitar parts it's fun u can mess around wit the sound. Can I ask u are u a neil young fan? I know he ain't a blues player but young can pick unreal

[@sapelesteve]

That was an awesome video Ed! Obviously, there's a very long list of Blues guitars & it would be hard to cover all of them. Keep up the great work............... 👍👍🎸🎸👍👍

[@juliansantaguida6225]

I think the most popular guitar would probably be the Epiphone es 125 the signature guitar of George thorogood in bone white with the king cobra snake sticker that guitar has been many of his songs like bad to the bone one bourbon one scotch one beer move IT all over i drink alone you should get your hands on it Edward it will be cool seeing you with it on your channel

[@markwright9352]

You forgot The Beano Burst!!!

[@robertstotts2343]

Hoss also had additional screws into the pick guard Margolin said....Collins tele missed... Freddie or y. Kings es..... Diddley also rocked that gretsh... Earl Kings univox... Was srv 1 bought at Ray Hennings... I need this channel Thank you Edward true player come to C Springs and sit in on Sunday we will love you

[@robertstotts2343]

Shit i meant Earl Hooker's univox.. Not the 4th King everyone who doesn't listen to this music forgets always

[@albertaadv6221]

Good video! Thanks for the info Ed!

[@thememoryhole9355]

On the Bo Diddly part .. it would've been cool if you'd mentioned the Diddly Bow. I really enjoyed your video on making one, by the way.

[@andyZ3500s]

I always wondered where Bo Diddley came up with the rectangle design. Now that I know that he built some of his rectangle guitars by himself it makes me think that he might of done it that way because it would of been easier. If anyone knows anything on the subject I sure would be interested.

[@edpetrik501]

Ever heard about...cigar box ..guitars ? 😎🎸

[@andyZ3500s]

@@edpetrik501 that makes sense. I didn't even think about it.

[@12Radius]

Jimmy page, Johnny Winter. Jimi H ..maybe next one

[@jasonhuber4089]

Bo Didley gave Billy Gibbons a guitar.. I believe it was another custom made guitar.. Billy loved it so that he didn't want to tour with it cause he didn't want to damage it.. So he pitched an idea to Gretsch and they agreed. they started making it and called it the Billy Bo guitar..! Also the Grestch Jupitar... I believe..

[@fattboyzz1355]

Make another one of these Ed . Plenty more to go ;)

[@jamesharmon5963]

Thanks for sharing 🇨🇱

[@guillermoolleroisidoro5217]

La "Gerundina " de Raimundo Amador... gitano español, si no conoces, busca y escucha

[@andsalomoni]

The most important guitar in blues music is the Stella.

[@charliebleifeld4913]

Charlie Patton's Stella Grand Concert Guitar

[@ginaferracini9375]

Interesting amazing 💙

[@arnoldmontiel777]

How about national guitars, bukka white,sun house, john hammond jr, robert petway, etc

[@electricgypsyblues4761]

Oh Yea Love it

[@declanl2167]

One every site i looked, lucille is a 335 but i trust you more. Is it a 335 or a 355

[@shadowspectrum]

Its more a 355, the 335 doesn't have a varitone rotary switch or the stereo outs, which Lucille does. I think 355s also have ebony fretboards instead of rosewood boards like a 335. Lucille differs from a 355 though in that maple instead of mahogany neck, different headstock inlay, and the most obvious, no f holes.

[@berkc06]

At least 3 of them Eric Clapton

[@beyondinfinity3876]

Where are Ibanez Guitar?

[@weika1000]

Rory Gallaghers Strat could be amongst....

[@johanneslund5323]

Hendrix's flying v

[@robertstotts2343]

Robert Pete Williams sovereign harmony

[@muzalan7601]

Jimmy Pages 1959 Les Paul, if you call him a bluesman.