Difference between revisions of "Aria Pro II PE-1000"
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| − | [[Andy Summers]] used this guitar on [[The Police]]'s "Old Grey Whistle Test" TV performance on [[1978-10-02]] | + | [[Andy Summers]] used this guitar for two TV performaces with [[The Police]]. He played it on [[The Police]]'s "Old Grey Whistle Test" TV performance on [[1978-10-02]] and on the band's yet unreleased first appearance on "Top Of The Pops" (to promote Can't Stand Losing You) around the same time. It was a replacement guitar on stage at the [[Electric Ballroom]] concert on [[1978-11-25]]. |
He played a similar one on the [[1979-02-08]] TV performance in Germany - with white pick-ups. This guitar was his second guitar on stage up until the May [[1979]] concerts. | He played a similar one on the [[1979-02-08]] TV performance in Germany - with white pick-ups. This guitar was his second guitar on stage up until the May [[1979]] concerts. | ||
Revision as of 02:18, 14 November 2021
| Aria Pro II PE-1000 | |
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| an Andy Summers ad for this guitar from SOUNDS - March 3, 1979 | |
| Artist: | Andy Summers |
| Band or ensemble: | The Police / Andy Summers |
| Time gear used: | 1978 - 1979 |
Contents
Introduction
Andy Summers used this guitar for two TV performaces with The Police. He played it on The Police's "Old Grey Whistle Test" TV performance on 1978-10-02 and on the band's yet unreleased first appearance on "Top Of The Pops" (to promote Can't Stand Losing You) around the same time. It was a replacement guitar on stage at the Electric Ballroom concert on 1978-11-25.
He played a similar one on the 1979-02-08 TV performance in Germany - with white pick-ups. This guitar was his second guitar on stage up until the May 1979 concerts.
Gear breakdown
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Quotations and trivia
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See also
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