T-Bone Burnett

musician, songwriter and producer

Role

Singer Guitarist Composer

Genre

Folk, World, & Country Rock Blues

Group

The New Basement Tapes The Coward Brothers

Credits

Counting Crows: Have You Seen Me Lately? (Songs from the HBO Original Documentary) No Better Than This The Invisible Light: Spells

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Singer Guitarist Composer

Genre

Folk, World, & Country Rock Blues

Group

The New Basement Tapes The Coward Brothers

Credits

Counting Crows: Have You Seen Me Lately? (Songs from the HBO Original Documentary) No Better Than This The Invisible Light: Spells

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Kay Thin Twin K-161

Semi-Hollowbody Electric Guitars

In this picture with Robert Plant and Alison Krauss you can see Burnett playing a Kay Thin Twin K-161.

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Gibson Roy Smeck

Steel-string Acoustic Guitars

"Then I played a bunch of T Bone’s old Gibsons. There were a couple of Nick Lucas models and an old Roy Smeck from the ’30s. T Bone has a stable of guitars, so I got to experiment a bit on the record. Changing instruments can really bring a different vibe and voice to a song. In the past I might have played a part on my D-18 and we would have tried mixing it differently to get a certain sound, whereas T Bone goes straight to the source and suggests just the right guitar." - Chris Eldridge of the Punch Brothers when talking about their album "The Phosphorescent Blues" which was produced by Burnett in 2015.

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Gibson Nick Lucas

Steel-string Acoustic Guitars

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Gretsch G6136TBK Black Falcon

Semi-Hollowbody Electric Guitars

In this picture Burnett can be seen playing Gretsch Black Falcon.

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