What's your favourite P90 tone?

Winny_Pooh

Live at Leeds is a great one, same for Gilmour.

thebreeze

@HoraceB ‘s goldtop neck pickup through a Tone King Imperial, although I imagine it would sound sublime through any amp.

IvisonGuitars

Mick Ralphs - most Mott The Hoople stuff was either a Junior, Coronet or ‘56 Gold Top (early days) and the first Bad Co album was a Junior for the majority of it. 

ICBM

The Jesus & Mary Chain - April Skies

... and pretty much everything else - mostly done with a Gibson ES330 in the studio.

KevS

Tony Iommi Monkey SG Special..

Philly_Q

All the early Mountain/West Bruce & Laing/Leslie West albums.  Some of the songs aren't great but the guitars sound fantastic.

KKJale

I'll chuck this in the mix... Zal Cleminson, closing solo from 3.15. 

zepp76

Charlie Starr from Blackberry Smoke for me, his beat up '56 Les Paul Jr sounds fantastic.

Fishboy7

Neil Young 
Grant Green

rivercider

TTBZ said:

Mike Ness' tone in Social Distortion.

This.  Some great guitar tones in their later stuff. 
Also Leslie West for sure.

ChuckManual

Leo Nocentelli and Grant Green

...who were my two favourite guitarists long before I found out they both played 330's - so there must be something about that pickup!

RandallFlagg

Fishboy7 said:

Neil Young 
Grant Green

Does Neil Young uses P90s? It's a Firebird pickup in Old Back in the bridge position and I rarely hear him use the neck pickup.

Fishboy7

Good point, that is a firebird pickup in the bridge

 

, …… I really need a Firebird 

RandallFlagg

Fishboy7 said:

Good point, that is a firebird pickup in the bridge

 

, …… I really need a Firebird 

No...you need a LP with a Firebird pickup! Far sexier.

Jota

historyisjunk

George Thorogood

JAMC

Nick Vahlberg (The Nomads)

EricTheWeary

I’ll throw in James Hunter. 

stratman3142

Leslie West with his Leslie Paul Junior on the Flowers Of Evil album.

Also, I saw Martin Barre playing a Tobacco Sunburst Leslie Paul Junior with Jethro Tull at Hanley Town Hall and it was godlike.

bbill335

Doyle Bramhall II playing slide on a double cut LP special

57Deluxe

I quite like my own!