Johnny Cash Guitarist Luther Perkins' 1953 Esquire & John Carter Cash's 1959 Gibson Les Paul Burst!

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This 1953 Fender Esquire belonged to Luther Perkins, who was a member of Cash’s first recording bands and played on all of the Man in Black’s foundational recordings for Sun Records—likely with this guitar. Perkins played this instrument during the period when Cash classics from “I Walk the Line” to “Folsom Prison Blues” were cut. See the entire video interview, with more Cash family guitars and a conversation with John Carter Cash about the new Johnny Cash album, Songwriter, at premierguitar.com.

John Carter Cash bought this 1959 Gibson Les Paul at Gruhn’s in Nashville. It has a neck that is atypically slim for its vintage and appears as part of the psychedelic guitar interplay on the Songwriter song “Drive On.” See the entire video interview, with more Cash family guitars and a conversation with John Carter Cash about the new Johnny Cash album, Songwriter, at premierguitar.com.

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0:00 - John Carter Cash’s 1959 Les Paul
2:53 - Luther Perkins’ 1953 Esquire

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