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Reverend PA1 Pete Anderson Signature. The Reverend PA1 was designed by Pete and Joe Naylor of Reverend Guitars. He went through about 4 prototypes to get it right. For pickups he’s using a set of custom wound P90’s from the Seymour Duncan Custom Shop. Seymour and MJ have been making pickups for Pete for years now.
Pete Anderson. Pete Anderson (born 1948 in Detroit, Michigan) is an American Grammy Award-winning producer/guitarist. Anderson is most known for his guitar work with, and critically acclaimed production of, country music star Dwight Yoakam from 1984 through 2002. Pete Anderson has produced Roy Orbison, Sara Evans, The Meat Puppets, Jason Boland ...
Who is Pete Anderson? I was born in Great Falls and raised on a ranch near Monarch, MT. Although I initially went to school in Belt, I ended up finishing high school at CMR where I met my future wife. We both went on to pursue higher education at MSU Bozeman and ended up settling back in Great Falls to start a family.
19 de sept. de 2012 · By Alison Richter. published 19 September 2012. Growing up in Detroit, Michigan, guitarist Pete Anderson began his foray into the music world at age 8 with a lap steel guitar, but his epiphany took place as a teenager. "Bob Dylan came out, and that was a whole new weird thing that got psychedelic and re-attracted me to the guitar," he says.
In this video Pete Anderson demonstrates his 1959 Fender Esquire through a Fryette Memphis combo amp.
The story goes that Pete Anderson and Dwight Yoakam tried to bring their roots-based country music to Nashville in the mid-80s, and Nashville (at the time) wasn’t interested. So, they went to California, and became a smash-hit. Today.
Up until recently, Pete and Dwight Yoakam were long-time collaborators, with Pete handling sole production of such classic Yoakam titles as Guitars, Cadillacs, Etc., Etc. and Hillbilly Deluxe.And although Yoakam was the main songwriter on those albums, Anderson often lends a hand musically, but providing guitar, backing vocals, and a variety of other instruments.
