Gibson Country Western - Wikipedia
The Gibson Country Western is a flat-top acoustic guitar model originally manufactured by the Gibson Guitar Corporation between 1956 (or 1955) and 1978. For the first 6(7) years of its manufacture it was a round-shouldered instrument, which changed to square-shouldered in 1962.
Gibson SJN / Country Western 1963 - 1969 - Reverb
The Gibson Country Western / SJN model from the mid-to-late 1960s was a rather profound departure from the original model. These guitars featured a more Martin-like square shoulder body shape, and in 1963 had a plastic bridge, many …
1959 Gibson Country Western Vintage Dreadnought Acoustic
Up for sale, a 1959 Gibson Country Western in collector-grade condition and in perfect working order, complete with a hardshell case. A guitar originally released concurrently with the J-45 in 1942 as the Southern Jumbo (and subsequently the Southern Jumbo Natural, or SJN, when a Natural-finished top became an available option), by 1955 the guitar was rechristened the "Country Western."
Gibson Sheryl Crow Country Western Supreme Review
Feb 17, 2022 · This is the most highly customized Country Western in Gibson history, according to the venerable manufacturer. The idea was to use Crow’s own sweet-sounding classic CW as a baseline and add a dose of punch and projection via a hand-scalloped, advanced X-bracing pattern from the 1930s.
Gibson Country Western 1956 - Vintage Guitar World
Gibson Country Western 1956 – a cool Roundshoulder Vintage Dreadnought exactly as the one David Gilmour (Pink Floyd) plays! In the year 1955 this successful model series was built for the first time.
1963 Gibson Country Western - No.Tom Guitars
First introduced in 1956 as a natural top variation of Gibson's Southern Jumbo flat top, the Gibson Country Western was one of the most popular dreadnought acoustics for Gibson throughout the '60s.
Gibson Country Western (1960) - The Music Emporium
Big ol' Slope-shouldered Gibson with loads of tone and character. This 1960 Gibson Country Western is one of the finest-sounding examples we've heard. Introduced in the mid-1950's, the Country Western is essentially a natural top version of the ever-popular Southern Jumbo.
1957 Gibson Country Western Mahogany/Spruce - Dream Guitars
You’ll find this Country Western has that classic Mahogany bark in spades, coupled with a great, warm sustain that hangs in the air like smoke in a raucous barroom.
1956 Gibson Country Western - Reverb
For sale is my 1956 Gibson Country Western / SJN (serial # begins with "V"). This old gal is in very good condition for a 59 year old guitar. It has been well played and shows signs of honest wear, but it still sounds amazing - it has outstanding tone, volume, projection and resonation.
1962 Gibson Country Western - Reverb
1962 Gibson Country Western. Gibson first released the Country Western model after getting so many requests for Southern Jumbo’s in a Natural finish. This guitar features a Spruce top and Mahogany back/sides with the square-shouldered body and adjustable saddle that Gibson adopted in the 1960’s.