Liam Gallagher – As You Were (Deluxe Edition)
The music gear and equipment used by the artists, producers, engineers, and more involved in the making of the 2017 album As You Were (Deluxe Edition).
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Gear Used On As You Were (Deluxe Edition)
Explore the instruments, equipment, software, and production tools used in the making of Liam Gallagher – As You Were (Deluxe Edition) (2017). Click more on each item to see exactly how it was used.
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Guitars used by Liam Gallagher on As You Were (Deluxe Edition)
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Avg price: $3,650.00
Gallagher didn't play much guitar with his time at Oasis, but he was seen couple of times with this Hummingbird model. This guitar was briefly mentioned in the Premier Guitar interview.
Gallagher’s approach to songwriting is about as loose as it gets, but he does have a method. Keen eyes will notice he touts several different Gibson acoustics in As It Was, including a Hummingbird, a vintage L-48, and a well-worn B-25. (For plugging in, he owns up to a vintage Gretsch Country Gentleman, in deference to George Harrison.) He usually keeps a capo at the 4th fret because it suits the range of his voice, particularly in Ab.
Avg price: $1,299.00
Here we see Liam using what seems to be a mid 60's Gibson B-25 in natural, photo taken from his instagram account. This guitar was briefly mentioned in the Premier Guitar interview.
Gallagher’s approach to songwriting is about as loose as it gets, but he does have a method. Keen eyes will notice he touts several different Gibson acoustics in As It Was, including a Hummingbird, a vintage L-48, and a well-worn B-25. (For plugging in, he owns up to a vintage Gretsch Country Gentleman, in deference to George Harrison.) He usually keeps a capo at the 4th fret because it suits the range of his voice, particularly in Ab.
Avg price: $1,499.99
In this picture we see Liam recording with what appears to be a 50's Gibson L-48 Archtop acoustic. (He did record some guitar tracks on his debut solo album). This guitar was briefly mentioned in the Premier Guitar interview.
Gallagher’s approach to songwriting is about as loose as it gets, but he does have a method. Keen eyes will notice he touts several different Gibson acoustics in As It Was, including a Hummingbird, a vintage L-48, and a well-worn B-25. (For plugging in, he owns up to a vintage Gretsch Country Gentleman, in deference to George Harrison.) He usually keeps a capo at the 4th fret because it suits the range of his voice, particularly in Ab.