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The Guitar Solo on "Runnin’ Down a Dream" - Mike Campbell's 1962 Gibson Les Paul™ SG™ Junior

Ajouté le dim. 6 oct. 2024 Divertissement Rectangular HD

In this excerpt from GTV's The Collection, Mike Campbell talks about the 1962 Gibson Les Paul SG Junior he used to write the iconic "Runnin' Down a Dream" solo for Tom Petty's Full Moon Fever. Mike sits with Mark Agnesi and shares the story of how he found the guitar for just $120 in a video store while on tour and the accident that almost destroyed it while playing with Bob Dylan.

If you're a fan of the music of Mike Campbell and Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, you've DEFINITELY heard this iconic Gibson SG Junior.

Watch the full episode of The Collection with Mike Campbell, where Mark Agnesi talks about vintage guitars and uncovers some incredible instruments with Mike Campbell! He also goes through his entire guitar collection and shows you some vintage and rare electric and acoustic guitars that fans of Mike's work with Tom Petty will instantly recognise!

Check out the full episode on Gibson TV now!

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