The Beatles, too, recognised the Casino's exceptional qualities. Howlin' Wolf, the influential blues artist, brought a Casino along on his inaugural tour of the United Kingdom, making a memorable appearance on the popular show 'Thank Your Lucky Stars.' This endorsement showcased the versatility and tonal prowess of the Casino, captivating audiences with its rich and vibrant sound. Not long after, another music icon embraced the Casino's charms. This endorsement from Richards solidified the Casino's reputation as a go-to instrument for musicians seeking that distinctive rock 'n' roll sound. Keith Richards, the legendary guitarist of The Rolling Stones, chose the Casino as his weapon of choice when recording the demo for the band's timeless hit, 'Satisfaction,' at the historic Chess Records studio in Chicago. The Casino's journey to stardom began with a remarkable milestone in music history. The Casino emerged as part of a wave of innovation from Epiphone, as the company expanded its horizons and set up a groundbreaking new factory in Kalamazoo, Michigan, which it shared with its once-rival, Gibson. This iconic archtop has captivated musicians and enthusiasts alike, establishing itself as a rock 'n' roll standard. Introducing the Epiphone Casino, a true legend in the world of guitars since its inception in 1961.
