Roxette – Crash! Boom! Bang!
The music gear and equipment used by the artists, producers, engineers, and more involved in the making of the 1994 album Crash! Boom! Bang!.
Music from Crash! Boom! Bang!
Artists on Crash! Boom! Bang!
Gear Used On Crash! Boom! Bang!
Explore the instruments, equipment, software, and production tools used in the making of Roxette – Crash! Boom! Bang! (1994). Click more on each item to see exactly how it was used.
Per Gessle
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Guitars used by Per Gessle on Crash! Boom! Bang!
Gretsch G6120DC Chet Atkins Double Cutaway Hollow Body
Avg price: $2,200.00
Per Gessle bought this Gretsch Chet Atkins double cutaway with bigsby in 1992 the first time I saw it was on the Roxette how do you do video which was filmed on a rooftop in Stockholm. I also seen him use the guitar on Roxette’s almost unreal video and if you look closely in the Crash Boom Bang album booklet it can be seen here and also on the face of the CBB single CD. I can’t remember if it was used on the 95 tour I will have to check and update.
Semi-Hollowbody Electric Guitars
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Gretsch G6136DC White Falcon Double Cutaway
Avg price: $3,484.24
Per Gessle first debuted this double cutaway Gretsch White Falcon 2 with bigsby during the single run of Roxette’s third album joyride. The guitar first appeared on “The Big L” video and again briefly during the “Spending My Time” video towards the end. It reappeared during the tourism days in the “Fingertips ‘93” video again later during the “Fireworks” video. Per also used this Gretsch on the “Join the Joyride” and “Crash! Boom! Bang!” Tours and TV appearances in the 90s. I hadn’t seen him use it since but when I met him in 2013 at Bromma Airport in Stockholm before the premiere of Gyllene Tider’s ”Dags att tanka på refrängen Ture” we talked about his guitars and when I asked about his Gretsch collection he assured me he still has them all.