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The Rolling Stones had a start to their Rock and Roll that was not dissimilar to The Beatles, but The Stones had a different, more bluesy approach to their music. This was displayed in their instruments. But as their musical abilities grew they did not stray too far from the classic; two guitars, bass and drums with the vocals on top but as time went on they refined their sound and used more instruments, but never went so far as to completely throw out the conventional setup, except in the Satanic Majesties time. == Keith Richards == Keith, early on, used a Harmony H72 Meteor, this can be seen on a video from a British Pop show where they played in 1964. Also he used an Epiphone Casino around the time after he gave the Harmony to somebody. Just after the Stones became successful in the States he acquired a Gibson Firebird and He and Brian played these on an American TV spot. Soon after he acquired a 1959 Les Paul with a Bigsby Tremolo system. He used this on tours until 1966 when he started using a Les Paul Custom instead. It's been said that Kieth inspired people like Eric Clapton, and Jimmy Page to start to use Les Pauls, but these are just rumors. His Les Paul are heard on tracks like "Satisfaction" and "The Last Time." The Les Paul was also Rumored to have been lent to Eric Clapton before he got his own. After his Les Paul went by the wayside, he began to favor Fender Telecaster and a Les Paul custom, the three pickup model. When the Stones began on the 1969 tour with Mick Taylor, Keith had acquired an Ampeg Dan Armstrong model and he used this during the live recording of ''Get Yer Ya Yas Out''. After the 1969 tour it occasionally seen in shows since, it mainly being replaced by Keith's signature instrument the Telecaster. Keith began using a Telecaster sparingly in 1967 but after 1970 was almost the only guitar he used on tour. The Tele he loved the most was the HS design with one Hum-bucking pickup and one single coil. He used several variations on tours and in the studio but mostly the Telecaster deluxe and a so-called "Hot Rod" Tele. The Deluxe was used mostly on the Exile On Main Street tours and was used in a Fender advertisement showing Keith play it because it was not a popular model. The "Hot Rod" Tele was used on the ''Love You Live'' album in the songs with Open G tuning. In more modern times i.e. after 1980 he has moved to more guitars of a wide variety on stage, such things like a Les Paul Jr. and ES-335, and more. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Instruments played by the Rolling Stones」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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