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Topic: Keith's Guitar On Slipping Away Return to archive
12-07-02 03:32 PM
prism At the Joint Keith used his big black Gibson on Slipping Away. Wasn't he using his other guitar on this song earlier in the tour? When did he switch guitars and how does the switch change the song?
12-07-02 05:39 PM
MidnightRambler He's been using the black Gibson for "Slipping Away" all this tour.

As for why he changes guitars is mainly because of the tunings for each songs. Some songs he has it in Open G, and some in standard tuning.
12-07-02 09:38 PM
Stonesmillenium2001 Throughout this whole tour keith has used a ebonygibson es-355 on slipping away. in 1995 he used a tom anderson telecaster on slipping away or on the club shows a gibson acoustic on slipping away.