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Tom Guerra

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After 15 years and four albums with Connecticut trio Mambo Sons, Tom Guerra just released his first solo album, All of the Above. The...

Eric Johnson

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Eric Johnson’s new release, Europe Liv, is an impressive offering, but you wouldn’t know it from talking to the man himself. Recorded in Amsterdam,...

Michael Schenker

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Michael Schenker has had the kind of stormy past that could give Keith Richards a run for his money. He will forever be tied...

Furry Lewis’ 1968 Gibson B-25N

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Born in the heart of Mississippi’s fabled Delta region – from where Robert Johnson emerged and a blues-music form was born, Walter “Furry” Lewis...

’Bursting with Surprises

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Peter Hoarty and his wife, Gail, have been hosting guitar shows in England since 1998, when they rented space to sell a few of...

Jerry Riggs

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Jerry Riggs grew up in the ’60s/early ’70s, and though his hometown of Knoxville, Tennessee, wasn’t a mecca like Nashville or Macon, he says,...

Kay Jazz Special and Value Leader

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Kay entered the electric bass market in the mid 1950s with the K162, which later morphed into the similar K5965 (VG, March 2011), and...

1934 Gibson F-7

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Prior to Gibson’s innovations, mandolins were bowl-back instruments with a lute-like back usually constructed with rosewood or maple back ribs and a bent...

The Soldano

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One of the leaders of what we might call the second wave of high-end high-gain tube amps, Soldano has been making a big noise...

The 1912 Martin 000-28

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      By 1912, players of fretted instruments were familiar with steel strings. Mandolins, which were enjoying their period of greatest popularity, were strung with steel....
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