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4. Mai 2024 · Some of Chris’s guitar collection: Top (l to r): 1 – partial image of G-707, guitar synth; 2 – 1968 Fender Duosonic; 3 – Charango (Andean lute); 4 – National Triolian; 5 – Gibson Les Paul Jr (actually a modified Les Paul TV?); 6 -’52 or ’53 Gibson Les Paul (originally a goldtop)
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Christopher Becker Whitley (August 31, 1960 [1] – November 20, 2005) [2] was an American blues /rock singer-songwriter and guitarist. During his 25-year career, he released more than a dozen albums, had two songs in the top 50 of the Billboard mainstream rock charts and received two Independent Music Awards. Whitley's sound was ...
23. Jan. 2014 · He created his sound on a National guitar like no one else has — ever!” And “No matter what the guitar was, if Chris picked it up and played it, it sounded like Chris. His style was that distinctive.” Tour work-horses (L to R): National Style O, Triolian, and Resophonic. (Photo Credit: Kevin Lesko at Belly Up Tavern, Solano Beach, CA 4/30/2003)
6. Juli 2021 · National Guitars. Chris played several guitars broadly described as manufactured by “National.”. Because some form of National guitar company has been making guitars for almost 100 years, a full review of its history is beyond the scope of this article.
8. Sept. 2016 · To wit: Whitley cut 1998’s Dirt Floor at his father’s barn in one day, with just his guitar, banjo, voice and trademark “boot stomping.” The high-energy “Ball Peen Hammer” was picked on an Eb-minor-tuned five-string banjo, arranged similarly for six-string acoustic guitar in FIGURE 3 .
31. Aug. 2018 · As his two-piece band laid down a taut rhythm, Whitley wrung hellfire out of a battered Dobro guitar, his voice weeping over the tumult. Right then he sounded like nothing so much as a doomed angel. This was spring 1995 and Chris Whitley was preparing to release his second album, Din Of Ecstasy.
Chris Whitley was a brilliant player who made a near-perfect major-label record like Living With the Law, and could also do the off-the-wall independent stuff he did for the last 15 years of his life. So it’s fitting that this posthumous release combines the feel of both.
