You found the perfect person to demo all these. I love her playing; her version of White Freightliner Blues is a high water mark for crosspicking I’ll keep aiming for.
As a complete novice about bluegrass I’m happy I found her music around 3 years ago. Wow what a journey she’s done. Amazing player and great singer. She’s just awesome 😎👍 some great songs
Those Gibson guitars sure do sound awesome in the hands of the wonderful Molly Tuttle. I've been playing Gibson acoustic guitars most of my life, and they're my absolute favorite acoustics.
I've always been a Martin guy. I have a d-35 and hd-28. I was shopping for a d-18 to have a mahogany body. I played several but couldn't find the one that talked to me snd I saw the Gibson j-45 hanging on the wall. It went home with me. Love my j-45 as well as my martins but the shorter scale length does make a difference. The martins play the same since they were set up the same but there's just something about the j-45 that makes it different in a good way.
The J45 to me is the best all round guitar. Comfortable, light and capable of a great blues, country or rock tone. I've worn the fingerboard out on my old one and cracked the headstock on the other twice, yet it still sounds amazing...and Molly is so good.
Great demo piece guys and great to see Molly. Amazing instruments, super excited to scope them out - I'd love to see a 12 fret J-45 and an L5. Gibson is back with a vengeance under the new leadership....and the Nashville Garage is a must see for anyone that visits us here in Nashville :)
I read it took a few years to develop a process that worked on acoustics, he couldnt copy and paste, certain issues kept arising, i think baking or roasting the wood at low temp to dry it out, and a thinner more breathable nitro coat then was used previously. But the better selection of wood and extra time they have for shaping the neck and such. They look amazing, sound and feel great. Like a worked in baseball glove.
@Lookup2Wakeup Guess that is what you (need to) do these days. However Preston made her a custom guitar and started through that this relationship. PT guitars are very fine guitars and deserve recognition and on going support.
Good art direction, good lighting, top talent. Why Martin wasn't on top of getting Molly first is a joke. That company needs to stop sitting on its ass.
Bluegrass guitarists have by and large favoured Martins in years past , with Gibson mandolins and banjos being preferred. It's changing with the advent of the so-called 'boutique' manufacturers building superb instruments. I've never been drawn to Gibson's guitars for flatpicking - but the ones Molly's playing might just persuade me to give one a go. The price, though - ouch!
You know you could get an incredible collings acoustic for the same exact price 😂😂😂 The fact people are paying 2-3k extra for a buzz word “murphy lab” is actually insane
They can buy for 8 and sell as much as 10, 1-2 years later depending. Small expert team builds w more time for rounding the neck, a different nitro finish, they weigh nothing and have a whole body resonance. Unlike a porsche vs a honda. The murphy lab is like driving a Porsche that only increases in value. I support the trend of making the best instrument possible not worrying about cost. Thats why we had such shit guitars in the 70s
Glad that Molly is getting some love! She is an incredible artist!
Molly is one of my favorites, such a total talent
Gibson has hit a whole new level of greatness with the amount of stuff they have released these 2 months!
You found the perfect person to demo all these. I love her playing; her version of White Freightliner Blues is a high water mark for crosspicking I’ll keep aiming for.
As a complete novice about bluegrass I’m happy I found her music around 3 years ago. Wow what a journey she’s done. Amazing player and great singer. She’s just awesome 😎👍 some great songs
Gibson means; goals, to me. Thank you, you younger generation, for keeping the integrity alive.
Unfortunately to me,all gibson means is sloppy workmanship and lousy qc
After 35 years of playing guitar, I finally got a real Gibson. 1957 LG-1. Best guitar I’ve owned.
Sadly not the case with Gibson electrics but with acoustics they are top notch, what a lot of aspiring musicians dream of
Those Gibson guitars sure do sound awesome in the hands of the wonderful Molly Tuttle. I've been playing Gibson acoustic guitars most of my life, and they're my absolute favorite acoustics.
One of the best out there today. Her and her band are just top notch performers
Molly is the bomb. I’m glad she’s showcasing these guitars. Love the J-200.
I've always been a Martin guy. I have a d-35 and hd-28. I was shopping for a d-18 to have a mahogany body. I played several but couldn't find the one that talked to me snd I saw the Gibson j-45 hanging on the wall. It went home with me. Love my j-45 as well as my martins but the shorter scale length does make a difference. The martins play the same since they were set up the same but there's just something about the j-45 that makes it different in a good way.
Love her playing. The guitar sounds good too.
The heritage of her family is strung together with Gibson guitars…Much luv!
♥️🎵🎶☮️
Well you got a hell of a player to show off these guitars, they look and sound awesome!
So glad to see Molly on here!
These sound and look amazing!
Molly's such an amazing guitarist!!!
The J45 to me is the best all round guitar. Comfortable, light and capable of a great blues, country or rock tone. I've worn the fingerboard out on my old one and cracked the headstock on the other twice, yet it still sounds amazing...and Molly is so good.
Great demo piece guys and great to see Molly. Amazing instruments, super excited to scope them out - I'd love to see a 12 fret J-45 and an L5. Gibson is back with a vengeance under the new leadership....and the Nashville Garage is a must see for anyone that visits us here in Nashville :)
Never wanted a Gibson until now 😮
J45 has it for me, great playing, what a star she is, congratulations:)
This is good, really good. Thanks Gibson...and the great Molly Tuttle of course.
I’ve got a 1992 Gibson Advanced Jumbo, and a 1973 J-45 Deluxe. Looking forward to trying these out when they show up locally
I fall in love with this woman every time I see her. What an amazing lady.
nice to hear a bit of 'Lost Girl' in there!
Molly's amazing. Nice guitars.too. I know some people hate relics. I dig them. Nice tom see the format applied to acoustics. IMO.
I read it took a few years to develop a process that worked on acoustics, he couldnt copy and paste, certain issues kept arising, i think baking or roasting the wood at low temp to dry it out, and a thinner more breathable nitro coat then was used previously. But the better selection of wood and extra time they have for shaping the neck and such. They look amazing, sound and feel great. Like a worked in baseball glove.
@@ledzeppelinzoso that sums up the appeal of relics perfectly imo.
Love Molly and love Gryphon Stringed Instruments!
I wish I could afford one of these!!!!
Molly rocks.
Good golly Miss Molly...
Wonderful guitar player!
I love Gibson SJ-200 & Gibson J-45
Molly is awesome. I hope Gibson gave her one of those.
Bravo!
Very smart market move from Gibson . Re introducing these at the same price as real vintage guitars so others are not profiting without them 😂👏🏽🔥
molly's got the talent
⚓️ Thanks GTV 🌈 MOLY !!!
She didn’t play the Hummingbird.
Super ❤
💪WOW💪
COOL 👍♥️👏
I’ll take one of each… I’m my dreams 😝
Saw molly in uk with tommy emmanuel fantastic night, i even got to shake tommys hand.
is gibson part of a bigger conglomerate? i don't know how they are in business based soley on gibson branded stuff.
where do you get the pins they are using in these guitars? Also, what are these instruments strung up with?
What Gibson does best.
Cheaper process for the same price? What a deal!
Besides the distress, Murphy Lab version of these models sound better or have better craftsmanship?
Yes, many things go into a customshop guitar that a production model wouldnt. They spend more time and attention to detail.
Molly just made Gibson guitars cool.
Nah
Why is the guitars are not tuned it’s so obvious.
She shouldn’t forget about her long relationship with Preston Thompson guitars.
@Lookup2Wakeup Guess that is what you (need to) do these days. However Preston made her a custom guitar and started through that this relationship. PT guitars are very fine guitars and deserve recognition and on going support.
should do a 30 min section on her. 3 min aint enough
Good art direction, good lighting, top talent. Why Martin wasn't on top of getting Molly first is a joke. That company needs to stop sitting on its ass.
Because bluegrassers have always gravitated to Gibson. Mark A told me that, I think.
Bluegrass guitarists have by and large favoured Martins in years past , with Gibson mandolins and banjos being preferred. It's changing with the advent of the so-called 'boutique' manufacturers building superb instruments.
I've never been drawn to Gibson's guitars for flatpicking - but the ones Molly's playing might just persuade me to give one a go.
The price, though - ouch!
You know you could get an incredible collings acoustic for the same exact price 😂😂😂
The fact people are paying 2-3k extra for a buzz word “murphy lab” is actually insane
They can buy for 8 and sell as much as 10, 1-2 years later depending. Small expert team builds w more time for rounding the neck, a different nitro finish, they weigh nothing and have a whole body resonance. Unlike a porsche vs a honda. The murphy lab is like driving a Porsche that only increases in value. I support the trend of making the best instrument possible not worrying about cost. Thats why we had such shit guitars in the 70s
she a great guitar player, i hate to see murphy lab screw up beautiful guitar for even a higher price
Where do you guys find these random ass people to do these videos with?
You don't enjoy this generic playing?
Random? You serious?
Another attempt to somehow beat the champion.
Did not happen.
Scratched
Pretty good picker
I'LL TAKE ONE!
BUT I'M TOO POOR TO BUY ONE!
I'M ONLY A UNKNOWN MUSICIAN + BEING POOR! LOL
COOL GUITAR!
Relish your time being poor. O the lesson u learn that will carry you. I am so pumped I grew up poor
Guess I don’t need one of those. My 1957 LG1 looks like that naturally…………. 😮
AND plays - sounds a lot better………… 😮
But so many Dollars!!!!!