Jim Reid
Jesus and Mary Chain
Jim Reid's Gear
From an Article on ENMOREAUDIO.COM explaining how the Jesus and Mary Chain got the sound of the album "PsychoCandy" -
"Despite Jim and Will’s guitar playing being far from virtuosic, their raw and untutored fretwork represents some of the most definitive guitar work of the 1980s. The pair most likely performed their material using semi-acoustic Gretsch models that they were fond of. These hollow-bodied guitars’ are well-suited for generating feedback, especially when paired with the groups’ favoured Fender Twin Reverb amps and (allegedly broken) ‘70s Shin-Ei Fuzz Wah pedal. “[The pedals] did most of the work themselves,” Reid stated in typical blasé fashion to Rolling Stone last year. “You just plugged them in, and they started screeching like you wouldn’t believe. That was the sound.” "
Very cool huh?
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In this photo, Jim Reid can be seen playing a Starfire V.
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"A Jesus and Mary Chain gig at Ziggy’s nightclub in Plymouth in early 1985." Vice.
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In this photo, Jim Reid can be seen playing Gretsch Pro Jet.
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Reid can be seen playing a Fender Jazz Bass at 0:43 in this live performance of "Teenage Lust" by The Jesus and Mary Chain.
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Jim Reid can be seen playing a Goya Rangemaster in this photo.
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In the video for JAMCOD posted on YouTube, Jim Reid can clearly be seen strumming along on a Gretsch Gin Rickey at 0:53
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Jim Reid can be seen playing a Gretsch Corvette Electric Guitar in this live photo on Instagram.
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