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6,813 Followers, 283 Following, 109 Posts - Elliot Easton (@ellioteaston) on Instagram: "Rock and Roll Hall of Fame guitarist of The Cars, songwriter, producer, likes guitars, shoes and watches."
RELATED: July 1984: The Cars Release "Drive". The Cars' guitarist, Elliot Easton, spoke with Vulture about his time in the band, taking a bird's eye view of the group's highs and lows. According to Easton, it was pretty much all highs. The only time it got really bad, he remembered, was when the the Cars' drive finally stopped. Video unavailable.
Elliot Easton. Soundtrack: Jackie Brown. Singer and guitarist Elliot Easton was born Elliot Steinberg on December 18, 1953 in Brooklyn, New York. He attended the Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts. Elliot joined the hugely popular, successful, and innovative New Wave synth-pop band the Cars as both a lead guitarist and backing vocalist in 1976 and remained a member of the group ...
Elliot Easton. Soundtrack: Jackie Brown. Singer and guitarist Elliot Easton was born Elliot Steinberg on December 18, 1953 in Brooklyn, New York. He attended the Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts. Elliot joined the hugely popular, successful, and innovative New Wave synth-pop band the Cars as both a lead guitarist and backing vocalist in 1976 and remained a member of the group ...
Fender Lead 1 1/2. Solid Body Electric Guitars. In 1980, Elliot Easton of The Cars started using Fender Lead series guitars, including the Lead I, Lead II, and a custom hybrid of his own custom built for him by Fender called the Fender Lead 1 1/2. The Fender Lead 1 1/2 is a creation of Elliot's that mates the bridge humbucker of the Fe...
1 de sept. de 2018 · "Elliot Easton, lead guitarist for the Cars, stops by Line 6 to show how to dial in his signature guitar tones on a Spider amp. Elliot uses a Spider IV 75 to...
18 de dic. de 2023 · Elliot Easton, impossibly tasty guitarist of The Cars and the first real guitar hero of New Wave music, turns 70 today. The Cars’ debut record exploded onto the radio in the summer of 1978, with its perfect single “Just What I Needed.”. That means Easton’s tasteful left-handed chops have been uplifting our existence for 45 years.
