Gibson TV’s “The Collection” dives deep into the lives of legendary guitarists and their prized Gibson acoustics
Step into the world of music history with Gibson TV’s latest episode “The Collection,” where host Mark Agnesi embarks on a journey across the USA, unlocking the vaults housing beloved Gibson acoustic guitars. It’s time for the acoustics to shine. Stories, details, and a visual feast of iconic Gibson acoustic guitars await you.
This compilation episode digs into the lives of legendary musicians and their cherished instruments—rock royalty like Paul Stanley from KISS, who unveils his prized 1954 SJ-200™, a breathtaking piece of Gibson craftsmanship that resonates with timeless allure.
Watch as Kirk Hammett of Metallica showcases his 1964 J-180 Everly Brothers, a guitar that has been a cornerstone of his musical journey. And don’t miss Joe Bonamassa at Nerdville East, sharing the saga of “Walter,” his beloved 1953 Gibson J-200, adorned with tales of a life well-lived.
The episode continues with Jason Isbell’s soulful connection to his 1946 J-45™, a guitar that echoes with the vibrations of a bygone era. Dweezil Zappa offers a glimpse into his world via his Gibson J-160E, while Keith Nelson of Buckcherry and Mike Campbell of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers reveal the secrets of their 1963 and 1968 Gibson Dove™ acoustic guitars, each adorned with unique histories and remarkable journeys.
Not to be missed, Charlie Starr of Blackberry Smoke shares the heartwarming story behind his 1963 Country Western, while Peter Frampton caps off the episode with his beloved 1935 Gibson L-00, a timeless acoustic that has played an instrumental role in his illustrious career, in every sense of the word.
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