Grover Jackson interview. Pretty Cool.

[murkat]

If already posted, sorry.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XR9UAccP1Bs&feature=player_embedded

[Mudlark]

Cool.
There's a movie about Grover currently in the works if you weren't aware.

[Mudlark]

Pretty cool interview. I put in on and did housework while listening.

[MackPol]

Cool.
Pretty cool interview. I put in on and did housework while listening.

Thanks for posting, was a good interview.

[shreddermon]

I've only gotten through the first half, so far. Some pretty cool stories from Grover, thanks for sharing. I love the part where he says the one piece ash body for his then-personal Charvel sunburst strat - which was loaned to and later became Vai's green meanie - had a sibling made from the same block of wood. And that was Steve Ferris' sunburst Charvel that he used in Mr. Mister. Always loved the looks and tone from that guitar!

[Mudlark]

It's good to the end. Glad I listened.

[shramiac]

It was a good one. Nice to see he still enjoys having a twiddle himself!

[Mudlark]

He's not scared to speak his mind. He was quite harsh about that one fellow we all know VERY well.

[Number Of The Priest]

I finally listened to this and enjoyed it thoroughly. What a legend and overall cool guy too.

I'd argue that FMIC has done well with the Jackson brand from my perspective, but then again my sample size of playing "pre-Fender" and "post-Fender" Jacksons/Charvels isn't big enough to draw significant conclusions, and I still haven't had the fortune to play or own a single pre-1990 American Jackson/Charvel.