Exclusive – THE CULT’s Billy Duffy Talks Vinyl And Influences On Ernie Ball: The Pursuit Of Tone
June 21, 2016, 8 years ago
BraveWords brings readers a clip from Ernie Ball: The Pursuit Of Tone, a new AT&T original documentary series. The video below features iconic British rock guitarist, Billy Duffy of The Cult and his historic career. In this clip Billy visit Amoeba Records in Hollywood, California to explore his influences ranging early Led Zeppelin, Thin Lizzy and The New York Dolls.
The entire episode will air Friday, July 1st at 8 PM ET/PT only on Audience Music (Directv channel 239 or on U-Verse channel 1114), or watch on-demand.
Ernie Ball: The Pursuit Of Tone is a new AT&T Audience Network documentary series that focuses on the sonic journeys of some of today’s most interesting and compelling guitarists, including Mike Ness (Social Distortion) and Billy Duffy (The Cult). Created and produced by Ernie Ball, the world’s leading manufacturer of guitar strings, guitars, basses and musical instrument accessories and a family brand uniquely positioned to attract the top artists, the documentary series profiles the world’s greatest guitar players and their lifelong search for their own unique sound. In the premiere episode of, a new AT&T original documentary series, blues legend Buddy Guy and his historic career are highlighted. In this clip, see the opening sequence of the film and get a first look at the story behind one of blues’ most influential guitarists.
(Photo credited to: Ernie Ball)
