Videos of Gordon Huntley

[Hipper]

You may be interested to know of the following youtube videos featuring Gordon:

Matthews Southern Comfort - Woodstock:



Matthews Southern Comfort - Darcy Farrow:



Southern Comfort - I Sure Like Your Smile - Top of the Pops:

[JohnDavisStringsHere]

That is a great "First post" Thank you! ... I see the Blue guitar and the Browny red one there >>>>>>

[ZBSD-10]

Never thought I'd see this again, the BBC told me that the video of TOTPS had been deleted although I don't think this is TOTPS though ,more like TOGWT ,still great anyhow !!
Definitely made my day !!
As John said, "Many thanks"
Frank. Wales

[ZBSD-10]

Interesting to note, on "Darcy Farrow" it really looks like his pedals are ABC and not as later on the ZB as CBA
I wonder if that is the Rotorsound/Denley guitar John Davis now has,see the For Sale section ??
All the best
Frank. Wales

[smitbar]

Hey, nice one!

[Uncle Roy]

Lets have more videos of Gordon. this is great viewing

[JohnDavisStringsHere]

Frank I think you may be right (this time) it does look like the Rotosound Denley that I have..... Maybe it should be in the Horniman museum instead of his ol brown ZB...... wonder if they would do me a swap????

[ZBSD-10]

Methinks you'd have more chance at beating Bob Dixon to the post of becoming Pope or me Reichs Chancellor
than that happening !
All the best
Frank. Wales

[bob adams]

Eye candy! On that Blue ZB!

This is the one on! ...... 'I sure do like your smile'! (there is no debate on this guitar the DNA is in the timber)

In bringing it back to its former glory I replaced all the banding and added it on the boards otherwise it is 'as was' on 'Top of the Pops'!

For the purists the E9th pickup on full throttle is wound to 28! At the request of GH

Black fretboards (as was) are in production and will be on it directly!

Coloured picture.. yesterday!..... black & white picture............ Eric' s shop Kent ... ' 70s

BTW it plays every bit as sweet as it looks!

[Dave Wiggins]

How wonderful to see the great Gordon in action after all these years. So many thanks to those who gave us these. Lots of happy memories; Gordon, always a smile and brilliant steel guitar!
Thank you
David Wiggins