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| Johnny Marr with his 1982 Jetglo Rickenbacker 330 - Photos of Marr’s “McGuinn”(?) Rickenbacker 360 unavailable - |
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| Photos of Johnny Marr playing a Jetglo Rickenbacker 370/12RM onstage in Hoboken, NJ, and Philadelphia, PA • January 2003 • Hoboken, NJ • Wednesday, January 15, 2003 • • Hoboken, NJ • Friday, January 17, 2003 • • Hoboken, NJ • Friday, January 17, 2003 • • Philadelphia, PA • Saturday, January 18, 2003 • |
| Real Charmers Just what Marr needed, he thought, to compliment his own approach to strumming his Rickenbacker (once owned by Roger McGuinn) .... -- Sounds • November 19, 1983 |
| A Hard Day’s Misery ... a young Byrds fan [Marr] with a jangling Rickenbacker and Roger McGuinn’s mop top - later his [McGuinn’s] guitar, too! -- Melody Maker • November 3, 1984 |
| Marr’s Guitars Of The Stars “My other favorite guitars are ... three Rickenbackers -- my first 330, an amazing ’66 wood-grain 330, and a 12-string that used to belong to Pete Townshend.” Memorable Marrscapes “I wrote 'The Headmaster Ritual' (Meat is Murder) .... and the main riff is two tracks of Rickenbacker....The Ricken- backer belonged to Phil Manzanera of Roxy Music; I’m told that it was originally owned by Roger McGuinn.” -- Johnny Marr Guitar Player • January 1990 |
| “My 330 is my old faithful, and I’ve got a 360 as well, the Roger McGuinn one.” -- Johnny Marr Star Guitars (1994), Neville Marten, page 85 |
| Marr’s Guitars These days Marr’s Rickenbackers rarely see the light of day, but for the record he has two: a black ’82 330 6-string (seen in the video for This Charming Man) and a mid-60s sunburst 360-12, his main Smiths recording Rickie, bought off Pete Townshend. -- The Guitar Magazine [UK] • January 1997 |