Norah Jones plays a vintage JM

[Cymbaline87]

I think most of us have seen Norah Jones playing a cool mid 60s dakota red Mustang for a long time, but I guess she also likes vintage jazzmasters...she's a very cool lady indeed.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7vR0v1gQ4g

[Dieca]

very cool, beautiful red tort on that. The sunburst looks like it could be late pre-cbs but im no expert on jazzys.

[Cymbaline87]

very cool, beautiful red tort on that. The sunburst looks like it could be late pre-cbs but im no expert on jazzys.

Yes, I think it's a 64 jazzmaster in beautiful condition.

[Telliot]

I wish my JM was that noise free in the neck position.

[MattK]

Looks like one of those faux-bursts where they painted solid yellow to hide ugly grain ... and it sure sounds good, I think she was using the rhythm circuit.

[algeriet]

Didn't watch the video, but wanted to share that Catherine Popper, the bassist in Norah Jones' band Puss n Boots rocks a sick '66 tort/three tone sunburst P-Bass. These ladies have great taste in gear obviously.

https://www.instagram.com/p/B7M49ZFFXaz ... _copy_link

[marqueemoon]

I enjoyed that.

Beautiful guitar. Unbound neck, so 64 would be my guess too.

[dc]

she's been doing these informal sets from her music room for weeks now, taking fan requests and often with a link to support a relief organization or other good cause. Norah rocks

[sookwinder]

mastery bridge...

[ckyrost]

Norah Jones is great. Always liked her songs. To see a descendant of the great Ravi Shankar playing a JazzMaster..... I want one too

[Paul-T]

I liked her stuff, have Come Away With Me but wasn't really a fan... until I saw her lockdown vids, there's a lot of fanstastic ones, especially the piano stuff! Great to see her with a JM too of course.

Her version of I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry is perfect. Love her piano chops and her voice sounds amazing.

[Veitchy]

I wonder what the odds are of another Little Willies album...