The Rolling Stones – Aftermath
The music gear and equipment used by the artists, producers, engineers, and more involved in the making of the 1966 album Aftermath.
Music from Aftermath
Artists on Aftermath
Gear Used On Aftermath
Explore the instruments, equipment, software, and production tools used in the making of The Rolling Stones – Aftermath (1966). Click more on each item to see exactly how it was used.
Brian Jones
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Drum Sets used by Brian Jones on Aftermath
Avg price: $790.00
At 3:13 jones can be seen playing the xylophone on “Under My Thumb”.
World Instruments used by Brian Jones on Aftermath
Suzuki Koto 4 Shaku Chidori Stud. Set
Avg price: $1,333.00
In this photo jones is seen playing the koto, with he uses on aftermath, and between the buttons
Avg price: $799.00
In this image, Jones can be seen playing a Ravi Shankar model sitar.
Bill Wyman
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Bass Guitars used by Bill Wyman on Aftermath
This was the Japanese Bass that Bill Wyman transformed into a fretless. He used this in their very early gigs in 1963. He last used it to mime The Last Time in the Top of the Pops. https://youtu.be/27ouOE4RvUc
Charlie Watts
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Drum Sets used by Charlie Watts on Aftermath
Gretsch Round Badge Maple Natural
Avg price: $4,804.00
I use a ’57 round badge natural maple wood Gretsch with The Stones. And with this and most of my jazz things I use a 1960 round badge, black, small kit. The Tony Williams, I call it. It’s the one Tony used. It was like his signature drum kit when he was with Miles. And that’s why I play it, because of him, really.
