Jack Johnson

In this documentary about Jack Johnson's Family roots, he brings along his travel guitar as he journeys along California's coast. Pulling out this Taylor GS Mini to play during multiple times in the road trip, you can see Jack Johnson play a performance of "Better Together at the end of the video."

Used on Sleep Through the Static, as stated by mix engineer Robert Carranza in this May 2008 Sound on Sound interview.

"Electric guitars were also pretty straightforward, with an SM57 on the amp. The acoustic guitar was usually a Gibson J45, sometimes a Cole Clark, recorded with an AKG C451. I'd screened off the acoustic guitar so it didn't bleed as much. Some songs started off acoustically, and Jack would say 'There's too much bleed on the mic, let's try an electric,' and all of a sudden the vibe of the song changed. We simply went with it. 'If I Had Eyes' was one of those songs."

In this video of Jack Johnson singing and playing to "Home" with his Gibson Blues King Acoustic Guitar at hand.

Jack Johnson used a Guild D-40 in the music video of "wasting time" and "Taylor"

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''Jack Johnson is an artist of many talents - besides being a musician, he's also a record producer, actor, documentary filmmaker - and former professional surfer! Good to know he's found time to play the guitar - and is now a new member of the "Eastwood family", playing an Airline 59 Coronado equipped with P94 pickups.''

Jack Johnson has been a Cole Clark artist since the early 2000's. He uses a cutaway version of the Fat Lady 2 for most acoustic performances.