Rogers Stevens

Rogers Stevens used the Matchless HC-30 Guitar Amp Head extensively during Blind Melon's performances, as seen in their live show at The Metro on YouTube.

Rogers Stevens is seen using a Gibson SG Junior 60's Electric Guitar during his early performances with Blind Melon, as evidenced by images available through a Google search.

Rogers Stevens of Blind Melon got a KoT in 2007 and says he pretty much left it on all the time since getting it, recording their new album

Rogers Stevens used the Fender American Vintage '59 Stratocaster during several concerts, as shown in images available on Google.

Rogers Stevens, guitarist for Blind Melon, used a Fender Stratocaster Electric Guitar following the band's breakup, as evidenced by a Google image search.

Rogers Stevens uses the Gibson Les Paul Vintage for small gigs, as shown in images found via Google.

Rogers Stevens uses the Fulltone Choralflange, as demonstrated on the track "Soup," according to The Custom Shop at Customaudioelectronics.

Rogers Stevens, formerly of Blind Melon, used the Fender Stratocaster Eric Johnson Signature guitar after the band's breakup, as evidenced by images available through Google.

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Rogers Stevens frequently played a Gibson Les Paul Junior during live performances, as evidenced by images available through Google search.

Rogers Stevens is seen using a Gibson Les Paul Custom in images available through Google search.

Rogers Stevens used a Gibson Firebird Vintage during a 1993 concert in California, as shown in the images available on Google.

Rogers Stevens, guitarist for Blind Melon, occasionally played a Fender Telecaster 3SB Custom during concerts.

During the 1994 Woodstock performance, Rogers Stevens of Blind Melon played a Fender Stratocaster HSS, as seen in the official concert footage on YouTube.