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15 de ago. de 2022 · Andy Summers' guitars, amps and guitar effects. Find out what you want to know about Andy's gear and share your own input and insights.
6 de oct. de 2006 · The Cracked Lens + A Missing String | An evening with Andy Summers US and Canada Tour DatesJune 14, 2023. Andy Summers July, 2023 US Tour Dates- The Cracked Lens + A Missing StringMarch 31, 2023. Photography Exhibitions in Paris and HamburgSeptember 20, 2022. Photography. Official Police Store.
28 de abr. de 2024 · Few guitar players can resist the beautiful chord voicings and sublime tones of The Police’s axeman, Andy Summers. At a time when most three-piece bands were trying to make their sound as big and blunt as possible, Summers opted for a far more restrained approach.
21 de mar. de 2007 · The prototype, built by Fender Custom Shop Master Builder Dennis Galuszka over the course of a year, is currently in use with Andy now. The guitar features the same “eccentric” modifications that the original had when Summers first bought it, most of which were unchanged throughout the nonstop work and excitement of the Police years:
4 de abr. de 2018 · published 4 April 2018. The Police guitarist on the guitars, pedals and amps that shaped his hugely influential sound. As we get ready to discuss his career in gear, Andy Summers is at his home in LA, preparing for the world tour for new solo album Triboluminescence. Along with his latest recordings, the multi-Grammy winner will also ...
Summers achieved international prominence as the guitarist for The Police (which he first had contact with in 1977, and of which he was the oldest member by almost a decade), most notably on popular hits such as "Message in a Bottle," "Don't Stand So Close to Me," and "Every Breath You Take."
7 de jul. de 2022 · By Henry Yates. ( Guitarist ) published 7 July 2022. The Police guitarist takes a trip down memory lane, opening up on how the band found their sound, being too good for punk, and why the creative tension was something to be embraced. (Image credit: Bill McCay/WireImage) At first sight in ’77, you already knew The Police were too good to last.
