Peter Holsapple

In an article for INDY Week, Peter Holsapple describes playing a Hammond B-3 organ during one of David Letterman's final shows with Hootie & the Blowfish, as captured in a photo from his perspective.

Mentioned in the December 1984 Musician interview "America First: Seasoned Native Sons Follow Their Own Muse: The dB's" by Ira Robbins.

Peter Holsapple has two mid-60s Fender Stratocasters, modified with a 5-way pickup switch. He uses an Ampeg VT40 amp, Dean Markley strings, Ibanez stereo chorus and Electro-Harmonix Small Clone. For the album he also used a Sigma acoustic with a d'Armond pickup, a Harmony mandolin and an autoharp played with a drumstick. His keyboards are a Fender Contempo organ and an Ondioline. For the album, he used a Bosendorfer grand piano with extra bass keys.

Mentioned in the December 1984 Musician interview "America First: Seasoned Native Sons Follow Their Own Muse: The dB's" by Ira Robbins.

Peter Holsapple has two mid-60s Fender Stratocasters, modified with a 5-way pickup switch. He uses an Ampeg VT40 amp, Dean Markley strings, Ibanez stereo chorus and Electro-Harmonix Small Clone. For the album he also used a Sigma acoustic with a d'Armond pickup, a Harmony mandolin and an autoharp played with a drumstick. His keyboards are a Fender Contempo organ and an Ondioline. For the album, he used a Bosendorfer grand piano with extra bass keys.

Mentioned in the December 1984 Musician interview "America First: Seasoned Native Sons Follow Their Own Muse: The dB's" by Ira Robbins.

Peter Holsapple has two mid-60s Fender Stratocasters, modified with a 5-way pickup switch. He uses an Ampeg VT40 amp, Dean Markley strings, Ibanez stereo chorus and Electro-Harmonix Small Clone. For the album he also used a Sigma acoustic with a d'Armond pickup, a Harmony mandolin and an autoharp played with a drumstick. His keyboards are a Fender Contempo organ and an Ondioline. For the album, he used a Bosendorfer grand piano with extra bass keys.

Mentioned in the December 1984 Musician interview "America First: Seasoned Native Sons Follow Their Own Muse: The dB's" by Ira Robbins.

Peter Holsapple has two mid-60s Fender Stratocasters, modified with a 5-way pickup switch. He uses an Ampeg VT40 amp, Dean Markley strings, Ibanez stereo chorus and Electro-Harmonix Small Clone. For the album he also used a Sigma acoustic with a d'Armond pickup, a Harmony mandolin and an autoharp played with a drumstick. His keyboards are a Fender Contempo organ and an Ondioline. For the album, he used a Bosendorfer grand piano with extra bass keys.

Mentioned in the December 1984 Musician interview "America First: Seasoned Native Sons Follow Their Own Muse: The dB's" by Ira Robbins.

Peter Holsapple has two mid-60s Fender Stratocasters, modified with a 5-way pickup switch. He uses an Ampeg VT40 amp, Dean Markley strings, Ibanez stereo chorus and Electro-Harmonix Small Clone. For the album he also used a Sigma acoustic with a d'Armond pickup, a Harmony mandolin and an autoharp played with a drumstick. His keyboards are a Fender Contempo organ and an Ondioline. For the album, he used a Bosendorfer grand piano with extra bass keys.

Mentioned in the December 1984 Musician interview "America First: Seasoned Native Sons Follow Their Own Muse: The dB's" by Ira Robbins.

Peter Holsapple has two mid-60s Fender Stratocasters, modified with a 5-way pickup switch. He uses an Ampeg VT40 amp, Dean Markley strings, Ibanez stereo chorus and Electro-Harmonix Small Clone. For the album he also used a Sigma acoustic with a d'Armond pickup, a Harmony mandolin and an autoharp played with a drumstick. His keyboards are a Fender Contempo organ and an Ondioline. For the album, he used a Bosendorfer grand piano with extra bass keys.

Mentioned in the December 1984 Musician interview "America First: Seasoned Native Sons Follow Their Own Muse: The dB's" by Ira Robbins.

The band doesn't own a PA, relying on venues to provide amplification. They do have microphones, though, favoring Shure SM58s.