Eddie Ojeda
Eddie Ojeda's Guitars
In the late ’90s, Wayne Charvel re-created Ojeda’s bullseye guitar and it has since toured the world with him.
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Citing their desire to look more ostentatious, French and Ojeda had their Ibanez Destroyers refinished by Steve Carr. The guitar appears in the band’s very-British-looking 1982 video for “You Can’t Stop Rock and Roll.”
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"French (left) and Ojeda in 1976 with their then-new (and matching!) Ibanez Destroyers, which French recalls as renowned for being near-exact copies of Gibson’s korina-bodied Explorer. French/Ojeda in ’76: Michael Kagan, courtesy of Jay Jay French."
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"My first serious guitar was a Gibson ES-345, then later I went to a Strat and I’ve stayed with the Strat body; it works and it’s the perfect size.”
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At 7:46 you can see his B.C. Rich Rich NJ model
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He is seen playing one live with Twisted Sister, most likely around 1980-1981
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