C.W. Stoneking – Jungle Blues
The music gear and equipment used by the artists, producers, engineers, and more involved in the making of the 2008 album Jungle Blues.
Music from Jungle Blues
Artists on Jungle Blues
Gear Used On Jungle Blues
Explore the instruments, equipment, software, and production tools used in the making of C.W. Stoneking – Jungle Blues (2008). Click more on each item to see exactly how it was used.
Guitars used by C.W. Stoneking on Jungle Blues
National Style 1 Tricone 'Replicon'
On C.W. Stoneking's website, Stoneking says of his Style 1 Tricone guitar, "I purchased the Tricone ‘replicon’ in New York City shortly after losing my old 33 model Dobro in a NYC Yellow Cab, this guitar has a nickel-plated brass body and some cool vintage looking features, it also has an artifically aged finish, meaning that the folks at National make a perfect, shining, Style 1 Tricone and then do bad things to it to cram 70 years of wear into it, this guitar has made a few rounds with me now and has quite a bit more wear than it did before. This guitar is the one pictured on the front of the Jungle Blues album."
Banjos used by C.W. Stoneking on Jungle Blues
Windsor Ideal Model 8 Tenor Banjo
"This is a very old (I think 1905) English made banjo from Birmingham, I bought this banjo back in 1993 from Balmain Market in Sydney, wrote all my banjo songs on it and used it on the King Hokum and Jungle Blues albums, unfortunately it was lost along with my Dobro in that famous NYC taxi cab shortly after the Jungle Blues album was recorded." - Source.