Gibson ES-335 Electric Guitar

John Mayer uses this guitar throughout his entire performance of the song "Aint no sunshine when shes gone"

Adam Levine is seen here playing a Gibson ES-335 with Maroon 5 at the Grammy Salute to The Beatles

In this photo from Coldplay's 2003 eZine, one can see the Gibson 335 listed in Jonny's equipment list.

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In this photo, John Frusciante can be seen with a Gibson ES-335 in a sunburst finish (the 335 is the second guitar from the left). In an [article from Vintage Guitar](http://www.vintageguitar.com/3743/john-frusciante/), John Frusciante talks about this same guitar. He says, "...I’m not sure what years the ES-175 and 335 are from. I don’t play those much; I bought them because [Steve Howe](http://equipboard.com/pros/steve-howe) played them, but they don’t really go with my style that well. I feel like Strats are an extension of me, and a Jaguar feels like the next closest thing to being an extension of me. Les Pauls and SGs seem like a further stretch. With a 175 or 335, I feel like a totally different person. I barely see a relationship to the way I play and the way those guitars are set up. You grow up developing a style on a Strat, and that’s what you play all the time." Later in the same interview he says, "Sometimes I go through a phase where I learn a lot of jazz, where my 175 or 335 will come in handy." Frusciante's ES-335 has a Bigsby vibrato.

Listed on Gibson's official website as user of this Gibson model. This guitar was also used during the "American Idiot" tour, mostly for song "Wake me up when september ends". As example, they performed "Wake me up when september ends" on German show "Wetten Dass" on November 5, 2005. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljiW7AAwoEw

Dave used a Gibson ES-335 live at the 2001 edition of Rock in Rio. You can see it at the time of 31:55.

In this photo, Vaughan is pictured with Gibson ES-335.

Miles used an ES 335 with Bigsby (might be someone elses). At some point his Walnut ES-335TDW had technical issues so maybe this was just a (rented in?) back up. There is also a photo from a GQ photoshoot of him with a red ES 335, however this had no dot inlays and no Bigsby.

Along with the vintage sunburst, Keuning also uses the black Gibson ES-335. He used this guitar for songs like "Human" and "This Is Your Life".

This guitar has got a very nice flamed maple top. Whoever no other details of year or specific order.

In this photo, one can see Richards playing a Gibson ES-335.

Although some people credit Ike Turner as author of the first rock and roll song (specifically, 1951’s “Rocket 88”), no one can deny that Berry was the architect of rock guitar. From Keith Richards to Tony Iommi to Angus Young and beyond, every rock guitarist who ever strapped on a six-string owes an incalculable debt to Berry. Here is a video of Berry playing an ES-335 in Belguim 1965

"Pete Townshend used Gibson ES-335 thinline semi-hollow archtop guitars during U.S. shows in 1967 and 1968."

Chris listed "Gibson 335" amongst his equipment in Coldplay's self published E-Zine in 2003. This guitar has been widely used by Chris, on the road as well as in the studio. In [this] video of the band playing at Glastonbury in 2005, Chris can be seen playing it on the song "Warning Sign". (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=saxEJ3c4qLM)

Bono used a Gibson ES-335 from 1987-1990, during the Joshua Tree &Rattle and Hum tours. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JpozVvYe-h4

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Adam Young of Owl City uses two Gibson guitars in his studio. The second is the ES-335 Dot Plaintop.

Here Jonny can be seen playing a Gibson ES-335 Electric Guitar.

Todd Lunneborg, Bon Iver's (Justin Vernon) guitar tech posts this 1970 Gibson ES-335 as being one of the guitars in Justin's lineup.

At 0:11, Jack Antonoff can be seen using a Gibson ES335 to play The Only One, by Kanye West.

Played in the early ’80s, although not consistently but mostly for blues-heavy stuff.

In this Abbey Road Studios session, at 9:46, there is great closeup of Zindani playing Gibson ES-335 with glass slide.

In this photo, we can see Jason using a Gibson ES-335 Dot.

Chris Shiflett is seen with the Gibson ES-335 Dot Plain-Top, and his use of this guitar is confirmed on [Gibson's website](http://www2.gibson.com/News-Lifestyle/Features/en-us/how-to-capture-chris-shiflett.aspx) in a feature on Chris.

jack can be seen playing the guitar throughout the video

Yngwie Malmsteen Playing on a Gibson ES-335

This photo was taken during the "Gibson Event Relapse Tour". The photo shows Mike on stage using the guitar.

In this photo, one can see Tom Petty with a Gibson ES-335.

In this photo, Whitford can be seen playing the burst Gibson ES-335, possibly brand new.

One of Cradock's main guitar, used throughout Ocean Colour Scene and Paul Weller

“I do play a 335 as well, which is this black one, like an early ’70’s one, which is a little bit rawer and a little bit more leery [than the Trini Lopez]." – Andy Bell on his Gibson ES-335

As can be seen in the source photograph Tim Smith is using the Gibson ES-335 Cherry Red Dot Inlay Electric Guitar on stage.

In this photo, Ryan Jarman can be seen playing live with his Gibson ES-335 electric guitar. In an [interview with Gibson](http://www2.gibson.com/News-Lifestyle/Features/en-us/the-cribs-1125.aspx), when asked if he used any Gibsons on The Cribs' album [Ignore The Ignorant](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ignore_the_Ignorant), Ryan answers: "Yeah I used my ES-335s a lot on the new record. The reason why I started playing them in the first place was [Alex [Kapranos]](http://equipboard.com/pros/alex-kapranos) from Franz Ferdinand had one and I used it in the studio and just loved the sound of it. I know it may look a bit weird in our band because it’s not the kind of guitar you’d expect us to play, but the thing that I really like about the semi-acoustic is that, since I like to have a lot of gain on my amp, the guitar is always on the verge of feeding back. I think it adds a lot of tension to the sound, which is something that I love."

Ed uses this guitar on "Scatterbrain" by Radiohead, which can be seen at 1:43 & 2:09.

he use for jumpin lack flash

At 12:56 of this rig rundown the Gibson ES-335 is shown by Ryan Roxie of [Slash's Snakepit](http://equipboard.com/band/slash-s-snakepit).

"It’s funny. I have a few older guitars, a ’67 [Gibson SG](http://equipboard.com/items/gibson-sg-standard-electric-guitar) and a ’67 335, which I love dearly. There’s this [PRS McCarty](http://equipboard.com/items/prs-mccarty-electric-guitar) they sent me about seven years ago, and there’s something about that guitar that I always tend to go to when I’m at home. It just feels good in my hands. It’s just very comfortable. It sounds good." - [Myles Kennedy](http://guitarinternational.com/2011/01/27/myles-kennedy-talks-prs-guitars-alter-bridge-and-slash/).

Redding can be seen in this photo with a Gibson ES-335.

In this video of the song let it gnew, you can see Alain playing his Gibson ES 335

In this photo, one can see DeLonge playing his Gibson ES-335.

Explains use of it on Anthem http://www.guitarworld.com/interview-alex-lifeson-dissects-11-key-rush-songs-anthem-test-echo old clip from 1977 talks about it at 1:00 as his original guitar https://rushvault.com/2013/01/19/rare-1977-video-alex-and-his-guitars/

Lynne explains in this article: "Oh, yeah. I use maybe half a dozen electrics. Occasionally, I'll venture out if I want a really weird sound. I've got a really nice 335, and then I've got the Tom Petty Rickenbacker 12-string, which I always use. My favorite guitar is a '58 Strat – and the Tele, which is really an Esquire converted to a Tele. This Epiphone I've had for about three years is just fantastic. It's an old Epiphone – I don't even know what the number is. It's an archtop with one cutaway. Ahh – you can't beat it!"

On The Video Roy use the Gibson ES-335.

This photo of Lake shows him with a Gibson ES-335 in his studio.

In this video of Reignwolf's Jordan Cook live on KEXP performance, he can be seen wielding a gloss finish black (ebony) Gibson ES-335 Dot Plain-top Electric Guitar. The full performance contains many shots of the guitar from all angles. The video is dated May 2012.

In this photo you can see Daron with a Gibson ES-335.

In this GIF Graham uses Gibson ES-335 "Liquid Amber"

In this image, PJ Harvey can be seen playing a Cherry Red Gibson ES-335 electric guitar with dot inlays.

Nick Lowe - “So It Goes” (Official Video) Minute 0:35 Black Gibson ES-335

Two of Peter Hayes' Gibson ES-335s can be seen at 2:20 in this video.

In this image in Lollapalooza Brazil 2015, Hugh Harris use a Gibson ES-335.

In this photo of Editors performing live in 2008, Tom Smith can be seen playing a Gibson ES-335 guitar in a black finish, with black knobs and a black pickguard.

In this image you can see Zach playing a Gibson ES-335.

In this Instagram's picture, we can see Calum playing a Gibson Es-335

In this photo, Mehler is seen playing Gibson ES-335, which could possibly be the "TDC" model.

En la gira de su disco "Circo Soledad" se le encuentra usando esta guitarra.

"The only thing I regret is I didn't have them for the album, but on the next one it's gonna be full of them, and maybe a Gibson Blues King acoustic, and a Gibson ES-335 or two, but the Juniors are my main guitars for sure." - Brian Fallon on which guitars he'll use on the next records

In this rig rundown, Alex discusses his 1966 Gibson ES-335 around 2:53. He says, "This thing is awesome."

¨We made our second album with Gil Norton - he suggested I could use a bit more girth in my tone, instead of always sticking to Strats. He asked if I´d ever tried a 335, and I had, but I´d never really thought about them. He said he had this mate who could lend us one and I used it throughout the sessions. Halfway through, he said we could use it for a video shoot, but to be careful as it belonged to his mate Joey. And we asked, ´Who´s Joey?´ It turns out it was Joey Santiago from The Pixies! That guitar inspired me to switch and this was the second 335 I bought. (Total Guitar, January 2017)¨

Used to record Ocean's tracks, runs through a Fender Princeton

You can see the 335 on the page.

singer of kenisngton this is one of his favorite guitars

Gustaf's main guitar is a Gibson ES-335. He has several of this model (standard, flametop etc.)

Here's Kevon using a beautiful Blue ES-335 in a live performance on Triple J, and at Splendor in the Grass.

"I started off with a 335, an Epiphone Dot. That brought me into the world of jazz guitars, and I’ve just been trying to find that Jazzmaster that felt right and looked right" - [Robert Ackroyd](http://www2.fender.com/experience/artists/florence-machines-rob-ackroyd-modified-jazzmaster/)

Jakes Bugg can be seen playing a Gibson ES-335, at 2:22 in this performance of his song "A Song About Love."

In this picture you can see Ben playing a Gibson ES-335 plain top with dot inlays and customized with black control knobs

Aaron has been seen with 335 only at Letterman's, so probably it's belongs to the show

According to Immergluck's official website, he uses the 1990 Gibson ES-335.

Rzeznik owns many ES-335's. 1. Gibson ES-335 in cherry red finish, only mentioned in the Gibson interview. 2. Gibson ES-335 in sunburst finish, also only mentioned in Gibson interview.

At 1:36 in this video, there is a clear shot of Ryan playing a Gibson ES-335.

"When I went to the studio I also took a Strat, a Gretsch Tennessean, a Telecaster, an ES-335… hopefully to get a different sound than Skynyrd."

The ES-335 Guitar was used in "Te Para Tres" Song By Soda Stereo

In this picture you can see Tom playing a Gibson ES-335

Juanes using this guitar at concert. It can be see in 2:01-2:03

"Romy used an Epiphone Les Paul and a Gibson 335..."

Posted by Scheuchzer on his Instagram photo, the 1971 Gibson ES-335 was mentioned as having, "new life" brought into it by the pickups being swapped out with PorterTron (Filter Sized) Humbuckers. Notably, this guitar also has a kill-switch installed on the bottom fin.

In this photo, one can see O'Riordan playing Gibson ES-335.

In this picture from 2009, a Gibson ES-335 Dot Plain-top Electric Guitar can be seen right next to Annie.

Scholz states in this PremierGUitar article that he "bought a Gibson ES-335 years ago."

James has a number of Gibson ES-335 guitars. In this photo, he is seen playing only one of them. The second one is used for ["One Big Holiday"](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Z5gy94x450) live on the Letterman. For that song, he used his Gibson Flying V as well, most notably on the Bonnaroo Festival. In the [Premier Guitar](http://www.premierguitar.com/articles/22604-my-morning-jacket-childlike-wonder?page=3) interview, he confirmed he uses one of those guitars for songwriting. "I write in my head, and then just grab whatever guitar is around. I keep just a couple of guitars at home. I’ve got an old 1950s Martin parlor guitar and a Gibson ES-335."

In this picture which was taken in 2014 at the Coachella music festival you can see Paul playing a Gibson ES-335 with a sunburst finish on stage

Here Freddie King can be seen playing a Gibson 335. According to the Gibson article "10 Things You Didn't Know About Blues Legend Freddie King" by Ted Drozdowski,

In this image, Pete Doherty is using a Gibson ES-335 guitar.

Chuck Berry borrows his precious 335 to T-Bone at stage. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dampex4f4is

Here Andy can be seen playing a Gibson ES-335 Dot Plain-top Electric Guitar.

His guitar tech says its Billys second main guitar and that they use the magnetic pickups with an acoustic pickup in the body of the guitar and they run both signals together in a stereo cable. They seperate them in the board where electric signal goes through some stompboxes and the acoustic goes to a DI.

In this video from a live performance on "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon," Mark can be seen using a red Gibson ES-335 dot neck.

"It was a Gibson ES-335. It has humbuckers, but it can get a cool, almost Tele-like twang, too. The amp I used was built by Jesse Duke, a friend of mine in Austin, and it’s a big part of the sound. It’s a Fulton Webb 30 Watt, which has a ’60s Marshall channel and a tweed Deluxe channel. I flipped the half-power switch, turned it up loud, and that’s the sound it made."

Used on Hand Cannot Erase by Steven Wilson.

Keith has posted several times on Instagram of him with an ES-335

Simon uses an ES-335 with dot inlay for songs like 'God & Satan' (see video).

"But mostly I played Frank’s ’60s Gibson ES-335 through a Laboga Alligator 30—a Polish class A 30-watt 2x12 combo. I love it. It sounds a little like a Vox AC30, but way creamier."

Alvin's ES-335, nicknamed "Big Red" is probably his most recognizable guitar, he doesn't use it so much, as seen in this [*Guitar World* interview](http://www.guitarworld.com/interview-gear-talk-former-ten-years-after-guitarist-alvin-lee-whos-still-road-freedom): "On the album's opener, the title track, you can immediately tell it's Alvin Lee on guitar—not just because of your note choices but also your sound. How would you say your sound has evolved over the years? Are you still using your Woodstock-era Gibson ES-335? 'I've still got the original Woodstock 335, but, sadly, I don’t use it these days as it has become too valuable. She’s now in a vault since some loony offered me half a million dollars for her.'"

http://www.gibson.com/News-Lifestyle/Features/en-us/legendary-guitars-clarence-708.aspx From a Gibson article: "Gatemouth Brown’s guitar choice similarly rejected the bounds of strict categorization. The jazz elements in his playing might have led him toward an ES-175, the electric blues an ES-335 or a Fender Stratocaster, the country a Gretsch or a Telecaster. Instead, Brown embraced one of the most radical and atypical guitar designs of all time: the Gibson Firebird. Wielding alternately with his fiddle, he bent the Firebird to boppin’ rhythm chops and lithe, wiry solos that ran the gamut from roadhouse blues jumps to fleet-fingered swing excursions, and – despite the fact that this was a guitar that always seemed most at home toward the gnarlier edges of alternative rock – made that odd, offset bird seem right at home with all of it."

http://www.icollector.com/Blue-s-Legend-Lowell-Fulson-s-1965-Gibson-ES-335_i5175166 <B>Blue's Legend Lowell Fulson's 1965 Gibson ES-335 Guitar</B></I> (1921-1999). Very few people can lay claim to a career spanning six full decades and including every type of blues imaginable. Very few guitar models have been around for 47 years and can still excite both new players and legendary veterans. Put the two together and you have an important, historical offering. Up for bids is the Gibson Cherry Red ES-335 (Serial #8656890) instrument that Lowell Fulson purchased new in 1965 and played until 1997. Can you imagine the blues licks played on this instrument? <BR><BR>Lowell Fulson was born in Tulsa, Oklahoma growing up on local area blues and Bob Wills' Western swing. He toured with Texas Alexander in the early 1940s, then served a stint in the Navy. After that, Fulson moved to Oakland, California, hooked up with Bob Geddins and the 78 RPMs started rolling out including the big hit "Three O'Clock Blues", later covered by B.B. King. In 1948, he switched over to Swing Time Records and the hits really began to flow - such as the immortal "Every Day I Have the Blues", "Blue Shadows", "Lonesome Christmas", and an instrumental, "Low Society Blues", played on by pianist Lloyd Glenn and alto saxist Earl Brown. From about 1950 on, Fulson toured extensively with band members inlcuding Ray Charles and Stanley Turrentine. He signed with Chess in 1954 and recorded the classic "Reconsider Baby", cut in Dallas under Stan Lewis's supervision with a sax section that included David "Fathead" Newman on tenor and Leroy Cooper on baritone. It became a massive hit and Elvis Presley covered it in 1960. Another label change (to Kent) brought him his biggest hit, "Tramp", which was written and recorded using this very guitar. Fulson continued to perform and record using this Gibson as his main guitar until poor health forced his retirement in 1997, the year he sold this guitar to the present owner. Included with this lot are photos of Lowell playing and signing this awesome instrument as well as his signed affidavit dated August 1997 certifying authenticity. Few players and few guitars can stay contemporary with style changes over such an extended period of time - here's an amazing combination that did just that.

According to Mick himself, during 1971 he used Gibson ES-335 with P90 pickups.

In this lip-synced performance of "Itchycoo Park" on *Beat-Club* in 1967, Steve Marriott is seen using a Gibson ES-335 with block inlays and without a pickguard.

LaMontagne sold his tabacco-burst ES-335 from 2006 on Reverb.com in 2015.

At 1:20 you can see John Phillips playing a Gibson ES-335.

This article states that Linkous owns a Gibson ES-335.

In [this image from the April 2015 issue of Guitar World](http://www.guitarworld.com/gang-four-guitarist-andy-gill-talks-new-album-recording-guitar-amplifiers), Andy is depicted playing an ES-335.

Doves sound is bases in 335 guitars

photo shows him playing one

In this photo of Stodart performing with the Magic Numbers, he is seen with the Gibson ES-335, he's been using for years.

This is a picture of Wareham with his trusty 335. I believe that it's a Studio model, as it doesn't have F holes.

Throughout the video you can see Ross using an ES-335

Ross Millard didn't use only Fender Telecaster Custom for his days with Futureheads. Apparently, this Gibson ES-335 Dot appears also with Telecaster Custom. This guitar has removed pickguard and was used during Millard's days with Futureheads.

Ted's been seen playing live with a vintage sunburst Gibson ES-335 for well over a decade now and it's integral to his post punk pop sound.

Ian uses a Gibson ES-335 during some Billy Talent rehersals, and he also used it to record some solos during the tracking of Billy Talent III in 2009.

Around 1:31 into this studio interview (recording the upcoming Thrice album), Teppei gives a breakdown of his Gibson 335: “And then for everything else I just use my 335, actually in the neck position which I think is pretty unusual for our style of music; but I think it ended up having a pretty interesting sound, and for some reason I just started writing in the studio that way; and we’ve been demoing and whatever just on the neck pickup and I liked it, so I just kept it”

In this picture you can see Jeff drinking champagne and smoking a cigar while playing the Es 335

Oldfield can be seen in this photo playing a Gibson ES-335.

"In 1972, I recorded with a trio called Tempest using an ES-335."

In the image you can see Henry McCullough with a modified Gibson ES-335. Secondary sources: [image] (https://i.ytimg.com/vi/qFEB2apSZeo/maxresdefault.jpg) ; [Youtube video] (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-tB0P6D9dE)

In this image, McDonald (at right) can be seen playing a Gibson ES-335.

"It’s no coincidence that, on all the Flash albums, Banks exclusively played a Gibson ES-335. From his home in London, he spoke with us about Flash’s legacy, current goings-on and why he holds such affection for the Gibson hollow-body."

"Guitar/vocalist Joe King plays a Gibson Les Paul Gold Top, a Gibson ES-335, J45, L4A and a Fender Stratocaster. According to guitar tech Jonathan 'JP' Parker, his amp is a Divided By 13 FTR 37 and Fender Twin Reverb. He sings through a Shure Beta 58."

Listed under Adam's gear on Vividgreen.net and visible in [this live performance at the "2017 NFL Kickoff Driven by Hyundai" at Christopher Columbus Park.](https://www.facebook.com/globe/videos/10155863926983258/).

"This is probably my favorite guitar," says Jason Wade, about his '66 sparkling burgundy ES-335, at 0:30 in this video.

Peter seen playing Gibson ES335 (possibly red) live at 3:42 mark.

According to [this interview (transcribed from the February 2000 issue of *Guitar Player* magazine)](http://www.geocities.ws/sg3ebfreak/guitar.html), Kevin utilized an ES-335 during the recording of Third Eye Blind's second album, *Blue*.

He uses it throughout this video and you can tell it's a gibson from the shape of the headstock.

In this photo, Ashcroft can be seen playing a Gibson ES-335 Dot.

In this image from the Rock Werchter festival in Belgium, Andrew Stockdale can be seen playing his black Gibson ES-335.

At 2:46, one can see Nic Cester playing a Gibson ES-335. He has several models of them, and they served him as his main guitars during Jet years.

In this video, at 0:43, Flansburgh can be seen playing a Gibson ES-335. Flansburgh also owned a right-handed model restrung for left-handed players, but it was stolen from his apartment early in the band's career.

Finally, we got the manager to spring for another bank loan and I got a Gibson ES-335, and Fred Smith got a Gretsch Tennessean, and the bassist, a Fender Precision.

He has more ES-335 guitars. Here is explanation of some of them. 1. At 5:13, he shows his Gibson ES-335, sunburst. He mentions that this was reissue of ES-335 and that it was used on a new record. ("It's all over it.") This guitar is tuned to Open D (DADF#AD).

"You know it. The Beatles were a big inspiration to us. Jojo wrote that with Matthew Gerrard out in Los Angeles. When we were trying to get it together, it was like, “Wow, it sounds like the Beatles and Queen had a baby.” There’s a bunch of guitars all over that song, man—little fills and stuff. I played a Gibson ES-335."

Used throughout the late 60's-mid 70's. Replaced by his Ibanez models.

In this picture you can see Dickey playing a Gibson ES-335 Electric Guitar on stage

This post, by Deryck, on Sum 41s [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/Sum41/), says, "i bought this guitar in new york with brown tom back in 2007 when we did a photo shoot at the guitar center there. it's a '62 gibson 335. it's in absolutely prefect condition. not a single sign of age on it. back in the 60's some doctor bought a bunch of guitars as art and kept them in glass cases. he didn't even know how to play! he's sold them all now since they're worth so much money. i always feel nervous playing it because i don't want to be the first one to put a scratch on it. it sounds and plays amazing. i used this on the song "screaming bloody murder". it's the main guitar in the heavy section after the guitar solo."

In an interview with Kevin Ryan published in Tape Op Magazine (Issue 33), Emitt mentions using a Gibson ES-335 for the electric guitar parts on his first album. That same guitar can be seen on the back cover of said album.

Segall wrote and recorded much of Manipulator using a 1977 Gibson ES-335, a guitar he bought specifically for the project. "I'm kind of superstitious," he says, "In that I like to get a new guitar to write a new record. If there is a specific sound to it that you're not used to, it definitely affects your brain and your creativity, and makes you have a more open mind when writing new songs. This guitar has a coil-tap switch on it, which means you can switch the humbuckers to single coils, so there's like four different sounds you can get out of it."

From the article of: http://www.vintagevinylnews.com/2015/04/statue-of-little-milton-installed-at.html "Statue depicts Milton embracing his Gibson ES-335 guitar while seated on a “gar bench”m so-called because of the legs in the shape of gar fish found in the Mississippi River, found in Memphis area parks and created by the Memphis-based National Metal Museum. Funding was provided by Milton’s friends and admirers at the North Atlantic Blues Festival, held annually in Rockland, Maine. The festival is headed by Paul Benjamin who was in attendance. Both he and Mrs. Pat Campbell, Milton’s widow, addressed the crowd, as did Blues Foundation President & CEO Jay Sieleman."

"I spent an entire year developing them. The benchmark was my ’59 ES-335, which has incredible PAFs. An almost magical upper harmonic blooms out of the note. We built a test guitar where we could change pickups in seconds, so you could really do an objective comparison. Then we took the necks of my two favorite PRS guitars—both of which were atypical due to the way the sander had finished them—and interpolated them for the neck shape. I think it’s the most vintage-inspired guitar that Paul makes."

Greg is seen here playing a Gibson ES 335 with his band. He has commented on owning one at other times.

According to Guitar Geek's rig diagram, Finck uses the Gibson ES-335 Fat Neck. This one is tune to DADGBE and this one has stock pickups.

"And then I've got my dad's Gibson 335 which is an electric hollow body from the '60s. It is a beautiful guitar."

Roy uses this guitar during the song ''ride''

The photo used for this article shows Lee using a Cherry Red ES-335. You can also find photos of him using this guitar in various other performances.

In the caption to [this photo posted to Chad's Facebook page](https://www.facebook.com/officialchadtaylor/photos/a.183080028394435/1863929346976153/), he notes, " If you look closely, Mr BB King’s signature is on the butt of this particular 335."

In this video, Fher Olvera can be seen playing a Gibson ES-335 in the "Mi verdad" video with Maná and Shakira.

Sometime around 1985 Ric started using a Gibson ES-335 in black for some songs, as well as long his solo album. Not much is known about this guitar per interviews. Also seen in the SNL performance for "Emotions in Motion" off his solo record at the time.

What equipment are you using? Same white Stratocaster as always. A Tele. Just got a 1956 Les Paul TV Jnr from Stevie Klasson in Sweden. Love the sound of the P90 pickup. I've also got a reverse Firebird and a 335 which I play open tuned. Marshall amps then I switched to Fenders. A pair of Fender Vibro Kings sound good. Ten inch speakers. Not twelves. Find a good Fender amp that matches the guitar and off you go. I've got a Martin M38 acoustic I've played for 20 years which is a sweetheart; and a 12 string Guild acoustic which records like a dream.

Shim is rocking out with his trusty red Gibson ES-335 Dot

quite clearly depicts the 335 without block inlays, as well as it being red, not this picture though because it is black and white.

Kip is seen here playing the the ES-335

At exactly 0:58 he pulls out a 1980 ES-335. It has a broken varitone, which has been bypassed.

His 2000's black Gibson ES-335 is his primary guitar. In [Premier Guitar interview](http://www.premierguitar.com/articles/23057-kristofer-steen-reunited-relevantrefused?page=2), he discusses this guitar. On question why did Steen switch to ES-335, he answered. "I really enjoyed its sound—especially live. I recorded mainly with the Customs and other solidbody guitars, but when I feel like fighting, I’ll bust out the 335 onstage because that’s where it comes alive. It howls, screeches, barks, and gives me everything the Les Paul can and more sometimes. It has a full, thick, rich tone that is just a different flavor than the Customs. A lot of our music has really fast, dynamic tempo shifts and tight breaks, so the Les Paul is great for recording because you can get really quiet, really fast, whereas tracking with a 335 in our style of music causes things to sound sloppy or me to miss my cues because of its feedback. But when I play the 335 live, I really feel the extra noise and howling adds to the chaotic frenzy we produce onstage during a performance."

Alan saw a cherry red Gibson 335 and could only raise sufficient funds by Jim throwing in his Eko guitar part exchange and Alan’s Telecaster plus £50. This was to become Alan’s main guitar for many years. He changed the colour from red to blond, later bitterly regretting this and changing it back to red again!

The fourth guitar that Benny Yurco identifies is an ES-335 that he acquired when he was much younger.

On Gibson's [artist page](http://www.gibson.com/en-us/Lifestyle/ArtistsAndEvents/ArtistList/), a Gibson ES-335 is listed among gear used be Amos Lee.

"Oh, hell no. No way. That 335 belongs to my boss at Killer Vintage, Dave Hinson. He just loaned us that because we wanted something with a Bigsby on it. That's the first guitar you hear on the album: that's “Monday (Everytime I Turn Around),” I was nervous having it. I don't want to drop it. I don't want to get it stolen. It was freaking me out because that's an expensive guitar. Dave's really cool like that, but still I don't want to be the one responsible for breaking the 1960 ES-335 when I trip over the cable in the studio and friggin' knock it off of the stand. We used it quick: got in, got out."

As seen in this video, Pete is using an ES-335, which I thought at first was an Epiphone DOT, but then I saw the headstock and it had a Gibson decal.

When I first joined Shinedown, I had a definitive vision of what I wanted to have on-stage and what I wanted to present. That vision was to have all Gibsons, all in black. I have an ES-335, Les Paul Custom, a ’57 reissue, a ’67 reissue Flying V, an Elvis Presley Signature Dove, the black SG GT, an Explorer and a black Firebird. When you see all those guitars together in a rack, it just has such a presence. - Nick Perri

Pepper Keenan can be seen playing a Gibson ES-335 Black, at 2:08 in this video.

"Gibson was kind enough to provide guitars, though sadly I have to give them back. I started playing these because Les Pauls, even if I don’t play much during a set, tend to mess with my neck. After a while, I feel like I’m getting corkscrewed! The 335s don’t make a huge difference, but I like how the fretboards fly like an SG."

Here is a picture of Kieran from Circa Waves with his Walnut, Gibson ES-335. I think its likely to be a vintage model, probably 1970's although can't be sure from the limited info! The photo was taken in the studio during the recording process for their second album (Different Creatures).

In this photo, Rusty can be seen with an ES-335.

> Personally I reckon it's better to get the sound from the guitar directly rather than to try to create a guitar sound by some software and stuff like that.Obviously there are some effects a guitar cannot give you but for istance in a funky groove like Notorious the best sound is obtained by a 335

In this 1963 appearance in Swedish TV (*Drop In*), Gerry Marsden plays a sunburst Gibson ES-335 with a Bigsby bridge. It is clearly seen from 0:30.

On the equipment section for Jim Reese on wikipedia you can see that he owned a Gibson ES-335 and it can be seen in Bobby Fuller Four live performances or the clip linked.

Danielle plays a Gibson ES-335 in natural during Haim's live cover of 'That Don't Impress Me Much' for Like a Version on Triple J in July 2017

In this video we can see Alana at 2:01 playing this guitar during the live cover of Fleetwood Mac's "Oh Well" in 2013 during the iTunes Festival.

red gibson es 335 guitar

The Captain and Rob Chapman #product-demo a Gibson ES-335 Dot Plain-top Electric Guitar vs an Epiphone 335. Rob can be seen playing the Gibson around the 21:49 minute mark.

in the official video for the single "soundcheck" Van can be seen playing this guitar at the beginning of the video.

"A 62, it did have a Bigsby...I lucked out right out of the gate because to this day this is one of the best Gibson guitars period that I've played," says J.D. Simo, at 26:20.

This image shows Morrison playing a Gibson ES-335.

RJ Thompson posted a picture on Instagram featuring his red ES-335, a Two Rock Akoya amp and a Two Rock Classic Reverb amp.

One of his main guitars. Can be seen in almost every concert with Lettuce and Soulive.

You can see his 335 at 2:20

Adrian's main guitar in the '90s was an ES-335. In this video, the 335 can be seen most clearly around the 3:54 mark.

From 0:44 to 1:20 Marty Schwartz talks about his Gibson ES-335 in Vintage Sunburst that he bought used from New York.

San Holo brought his goldtop ES-335 with dotted frets to this interview with 5 Essential Tracks.

CG: Tell me about your Gibsons. NW: "Right now I have four Firebird V series, two more on the way. And I got two 335s." He can be seen here playing a red one with a standard fixed bridge. https://farm1.staticflickr.com/160/387660845_985f445e6c.jpg Here he can be seen playing a blue 335. https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/236x/75/b5/d1/75b5d1588c6e48e61b01a38e77fce7e2.jpg

"Sergio Vallin from the Latin band, Mana, is one of the most interesting guitar players we have had at our store. Check out Sergio's right hand work. You never know who might come in our store and this was a pleasant surprise." - From video description.

Toh Kay is seen here playing an ES-335 at Riot Fest in Chicago in 2014.

The es-335 can be seen being used in this video

Visible in numerous Instagram posts, Gibson logo is more visible in some than others, but you can tell it's a Gibson based on the shape of the headstock.

"Today is our last day recording guitars! Vocals next week, let's do this! #SUAlbum1"

Sam Margin, Rhythm guitarist and lead singer of The Rubens can be seen here playing His beautiful Gibson ES-335 in their song 'Lay it Down'

From [2009 Guitarsite interview](http://www.guitarsite.com/news/features/interview_with_colin_macdonald_and_john-angus_macdonald_from_the_trews/): "I also have a cherry red ES-335 that I love"

In this picture you can Tim playing a Gibson ES-335 on stage

This is the guitar Joel uses. I believe his is vintage although i am unaware of the year.

This guitar was used prodominantly on the album "Act II: The Blood & The Life Eternal" and for most shows between 2007 and 2010.

In this image we see him using this electric guitar, that is played only in certain songs of the band

In this video Adam Rogers plays his Gibson guitar.

Jimmy playing a red Gibson ES-335 Jimmy Bruno Joins "The Snake and The Bear" video promo Jimmy Bruno Guitar Workshop Published on Feb 6, 2017

"This ’69 335 was added to Geissman’s collection because he liked its unusual finish."

Adam's vintage sunburst Gibson ES335 has been his main Bluetones guitar for the last 20 years.

Played during later career

This is part oif an interview by Tom Guerra to Matt: ... TG: Amps and guitars at this time? MGM: By that time, it was mostly Gibsons, a hollowbody 335 and 345. I played through a Fender Twin Reverb, and sometimes a Quad Reverb…that’s the one with 4 speakers in it. http://www.tomguerra.com/mattmurphy.htm

This is Vaden's only hollowbody. This guitar is also strung with Regular Slinkys and has Duesenberg Tremolo instead of Gibson one.

"I also have a Stratocaster with Lace Sensor pickups and a Blackmore mod that I use a lot, a Gibson ES-335, and a Santa Cruz acoustic that’s my main acoustic at home."

Dustin's main electric guitar. He has been seen using it a lot during many live concerts and has spoken fondly of it on social media. https://www.facebook.com/DustinTebbuttMusic/photos/a.499296726791108.1073741828.147475638639887/515625655158215/?type=3&permPage=1

mauricio duran use a Gibson ES-335 Electric Guitar

Uses Gibson ES-335 for shows as well as for studio work

This has been Nathan's main guitar since the band first started out.

In this article from Australian Musician Magazine, Seamus Coyle talks of playing a Gibson ES-335 1960s guitar: > Essentially Seamus is a Strat man. However for Land Of Pleasure he was also seeking some different tones. “I borrowed my mate’s Gibson ES335, a 1960’s model,” he says. “It’s a hollow body with a beautiful sound. It was great for [‘If You Go’](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tmj8dTTSkoY), the real Britpoppy one, with the rockier chorus.” Pedal-wise, he keeps it reasonably simple. “I try not to use too much but when I joined Sticky Fingers I realised there was a lot of room for some really cool sounds. I’d be lost without my wah and delay. Other then that I try not to go overboard with pedals.”

rarely used but still sometimes comes out.

As you can read, during the interview, Joe said " I used a Gibson ES-335 at some point, too"

The last guitar that Philip is listed as using is a Gibson ES-335.

Bill Harkleroad used a Gibson ES-335 in 1972. He covered the f-holes with tape to reduce feedback.

This guitar was featured on the "guitars" section on his official website.

Carl uses a ES335 (more than one) with Sugarplum Fairy and during his Solo career.

All throughout this video, Travis is seen playing a Gibson ES-335.

Marcos Ottaviano | Shuffle Blues Moderno

In this video Kurt is playing a Gibson ES-335.

You can see Frank 'Poncho' Sampedro playing his black Gibson es-335 throughout the whole song.

Usa la Gibson ES-335 para temas con afinación Drop C.

In his last shows with Nothing But Thieves, he has been seeing playing a Gibson ES - 335 vintage sunburst during their new song "Get Better".

know as "la jefa"

In the picture you can see Raf playing a Gibson ES-335.

Il utilise plus couramment une Fender Telecaster WhiteGuard d'un modèle difficile a déterminer.

"This old girl's 50 this year"

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Guitar resonance at its best and artistically beautiful

On page two, on the right it is said to be a 1965. It also says he has only used it in studio.

Champlin playing with the Sons at the Empress Theatre on New Year's Eve 2016.

"Gibson came to rehearsal back in 1985 and presented me with that guitar before we left for the Parade tour. It’s been my jewel. I have a few other 335s from 1967 that are absolutely phenomenal, too, but the white one was made for me and I now play it consistently. I only play it with flatwounds and it’s just been a dream guitar. That guitar was used for the entire Parade tour and our last tour as a band. Actually, Prince called me about 6 months before he passed and goes, “God! Do you still have that white 335?” And indeed I do."

Hayward owned a cherry red 1963 model. “The first time I played that 335, I knew it was for me. I had one before I joined the Moodies, but had to sell it because I was broke. [The red 335] came from the factory exactly like that. When I first came to the U.S., I met the guys who made it in Kalamazoo.”

**You can see on the bands IG that Brocks uses the Gibson Es 335 in the studio recording their EP and during shows sometimes**

"Oh man, LesTrem2..... Going on my ES-335!!! Love me some Duesenberg....."

Tony Peluso was the lead guitarist for the Carpenters, and while his fingers did the shrieking on this Richard and Karen Carpenter smash hit, it was actually the so-not-cool Richard who kicked up the noise, shouting at an initially timid Peluso to "GO! Just BURN!" The contrast between Peluso's angry roar — which starts at 1:22 in the song — and the syrupy strings and layered vocals is pure genius. Peluso plugged his Gibson ES-335 into an Electro-Harmonix Big Muff, and then right into the mixing console (no amp) to arguably help birth the dreaded power ballad.