Brent Hinds from Mastodon with his Gretsch Tennessean

In this source photograph, James Edward Bagshaw is playing the Gretsch Tennessean 1964 electric guitar live on stage. The photo is originally from Getty Images.

In this photo, taken from the ‘Country Song’ video, we see Ashcroft performing with a Grestch 6119 Chet Atkins Tennessean

In a clip of the Small Faces performing at the Marquee Club, Steve Marriott plays a Gretsch G6120 Tennessean guitar with fake f-holes. The guitar is clearly seen at 1:35.

Hawley states in this Sound On Sound article: “I have about 50 or 60 guitars: old Gretsches like the ’64 Tennessean, ’66 Country Gent, ’65 Clipper, ’66 Nashville, three 6120s of varying vintage, a lovely ’66 Gibson 335, a Baldwin 12–string from ’67, a ’50s Silvertone, a couple of baritones."

Here she is seen playing a white Gretsch Tennessean

Álvaro clarifies that he used the grestch guitar during the recording of the entire Los Tres's debute album, and later he would continue using it in concerts with Los Tres and with Pettinellis. Here is a video of Alvaro playing "Somos tontos, no pesados", with this guitar, which in turn works as a source of the highlighted information: https://www.instagram.com/reel/CpnVI8KsdBx/

I had traded the Silvertone for a Fender Esquire, which is the same as a Telecaster except it had one pickup. 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.

This Guitar.com illustration shows that Ben Lurie used a 1964 Gretsch Tennesseean

In this official Gretsch interview, he talks about his encounter with and fascination for his 1964 Gretsch Tennessean. He has been using that guitar for many years, live and on recordings, since his major debut.