Dallas Green talks about his favourite guitars | My Guitars & Me S1E5 | Guitar.com

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In the latest episode of My Guitars & Me, we sat down with City & Colour and Alexisonfire main man Dallas Green to talk about some VERY special guitars he has with him on the road.
From a stupidly rare factory gold ES-355 to a Martin that is a quite literal one-off, these are the guitars that Dallas finds the most inspiring.
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2 окт 2024

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@aitken1965 2 месяца назад

I was fanboying over that Gibson tonight as you were playing the Born & Raised show. What gorgeous tones you had tonight.

@stevenmendoza8809 9 месяцев назад

I love both projects but City and Colour is my fav project!

@PGrizzy91 2 месяца назад

Love he actually used old guitars out on the road. He puts on a great show!

@MyLifeRSC 28 дней назад

Dallas is awesome.

@dannytetreault Месяц назад

Very cool to see musicians you love showing us their guitars 🎸.😊

@reijerlincoln 9 месяцев назад

Cool stuff!

@trevorramage 9 месяцев назад

Doesn't even mention Alexisonfire 🙄

@vilegroove 8 месяцев назад

And who honestly cares? City and Colour has been active/objectively larger for far longer than the entire duration of AOF at their peak. When you're this multi-faceted/well travelled as a musician why would you even bother referencing instruments used for a band that occupies maybe a quarter of his time vs C&C which is a full time entity.

@TheSpartan_G 6 месяцев назад

@@vilegroove He likely mentions C&C over AOF here simply because he's on tour with City and Colour right now and that's the mindset that he's in currently. AOF hasn't toured since the summer of 2023. He has his City and Colour gear with him, therefore that's what he's showing/talking about.

@christopher-miles 9 месяцев назад

okay, look... the accepted response for something to be considered "vintage" is if it's between 20-100 years since it's production, you still have a long ways to go before it's considered "vintage". where is the 00-17?