GEAR
Fender Telecaster, Stratocastor, Jazz and Precision Basses. First guitar was a Kay and he also played an Eko and Register bass. At one time played an Alex Axe custom guitar
Gibson Les Paul Professional, Melody Maker, Thunderbird, Firebird, ES355, SG, SG Custom
Ovation acoustic, Gretsch Country Gentleman, Resonator, Martin D35
60W Knight Amp, 35W Allied Heathkit Amp, Pignose, Dual Showman, and 4×10 custom speaker cabinet in the shape of a speaker cone angled up with plexiglass
Basstone, Cry Baby Wah wah, Maesto Phaser, Leslie Fuzzface, Binson Echoric 2, Herco picks, Fender Light gauge strings High E replaced with A Tenor, E in B position
SONGS
Introduction, In the country, The road, Free form guitar, Memories of love, I dont want your money, An hour in the shower, Alma Mater, Mississippi Delta City Blues, Jenny, Byblos, Til’ we meet again, Oh thank you great spirit, Once or Twice, Hope for love, Takin’ it on uptown, Beyond all our sorrows
Also Lead Vocals on
Make me smile, Colour my world, I’m a man, Liberation, Movin’ in, It better end soon, Loneliness is just a word, Free, Dialogue, Whats’ this world coming to, Wishing you were here, Brand new love affair, Prelude/Little one, Tell me, Now that you’ve gone,
January 14, 2019
Michelle Kath Sinclair, brought Terrys’ ’62 Telecaster out, for Sergey Kashirin and Leonid and Friends to see (see Channelling Terry page). Mark Webb video’d the event and provided SFTK with the vids with Thx from SFTK!
NOTE: Other than Terrys’ Telecaster which was modified with humbucker pickup from his SG, in the neck pickup position. Also, a couple of capacitors were added. The bridge plate was cut and a Stratocaster tremelo bridge was installed and, the control plate was reversed.
Note: The so-called Cartoon Strat pictured above/below, was later modifed with a humbucker in the neck position. There doesn’t seem to be any pictures of him playing it once modified.
Terry used a Stratocaster that was held together with a hose clamp on “Free Form Guitar” from the album CTA which was recorded “live to tape”
Terry first played the telecaster on stage on Aug. 28, 1972 at the Greek Theatre in L.A.
