Birth name Kirk Douglas Role Guitarist Name Captain Douglas | Instruments Guitar, Vocals | |
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Born September 30, 1972 (age 51) ( 1972-09-30 ) Genres Hip hop, neo soul, soul, funk, R&B, alternative rock Associated acts The Roots, Dave Matthews Band, My Favorite TV shows Late Night with Jimmy Fallon Similar People James Poyser, Kamal Gray, Owen Biddle, Black Thought, Questlove Profiles | ||
Occupation(s) Musician, songwriter Music group The Roots (Since 2002) | ||
Rig rundown the roots captain kirk douglas owen biddle
"Captain" Kirk Douglas (born September 30, 1972) is an American guitarist and singer who performs with the hip hop band The Roots. He joined The Roots in 2003. His first album with The Roots was 2004's The Tipping Point, where he split guitar duties with Martin Luther and Anthony Tidd. By the release of their 2006 album Game Theory, he had assumed the role as sole guitarist for the band. As a vocalist, he serves as the band's primary melodic singer, sharing duties with rapper Black Thought.
Contents
- Rig rundown the roots captain kirk douglas owen biddle
- Interview captain kirk douglas of the roots the tonight show with jimmy fallon
- Guitars
- References
Interview captain kirk douglas of the roots the tonight show with jimmy fallon
Guitars
On The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Douglas mainly uses a Gibson CS-356, a black custom Gibson Les Paul, or a custom Gibson SG. He owns more than fifteen electric guitars, including a Gibson Goldtop (given to him by Vernon Reid), a Gibson Dusk Tiger and his favourite: a '61 Epiphone Crestwood. In 2013, Gibson began producing the "Captain Kirk" Custom SG. He also owns an acoustic Gibson J-200 and a Gibson Hummingbird. In honor of what would have been Roy Orbison's 75th birthday, Kirk played Orbison's signature Gibson ES-335 on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, April 25, 2011.
The Crestwood had its headstock broken in March 2013 when Prince threw it in the air following his performance of "Bambi" on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. Prince had admired the guitar (which Douglas had planned to play at a Prince tribute concert) and asked to borrow it for his performance. Douglas said, "Right after this happened I went right into the control room and he was there and he apologized and he said he would take care of it."
