Dalston Sessions Vol. 1
Andrea from Soul String interviews John. Part one examines guitar No 100.

If you’re going to compare them, nothing else in the chain gets to vary. Recorded in the shed through a Vox AC4TV with a Celestion Greenback speaker, at one watt, with one Soyuz 013 FET small-diaphragm condenser microphone into an Apogee Symphony Desktop interface and John’s hands on every take.

Fine for comparing guitars on most speakers.

A fantasy Strat, '62 and all in blue, made to look like it's been round the block.

Built for tone, not decoration… but it looks damn good regardless.

Every so often a lost idea returns…

A beast of a T-type. Named the Runaway because with this beast… you ain't runnin' nowhere.

In my mind I envisaged the bastard offspring of a 335 and a Jaguar… and here it is.

In 1954 Gibson introduced the Les Paul Junior to the world as an affordable entry level guitar. Little did they know the monster they had created. Meet the Rebel… my humble tribute to this legendary guitar. Mahogany body and set neck, ebony fretboard with mother of pearl dot inlays. Kluson double line hand relic'd tuners, jumbo frets. Faber aluminium compensated locking bridge. From £1,875.

My tribute to a classic. The 1961 SG Junior. Basic, raw, unadulterated rock and roll. Stripped back and in your face… just as it should be. One piece mahogany body and set neck, ebony fretboard with mother of pearl dot inlays. Kluson double line hand relic'd tuners, jumbo frets. Faber aluminium compensated locking bridge. From £1,875.
Andrea from Soul String interviews John. Part one examines guitar No 100.