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Classics: January 2024

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Gravitational heavyweights in our culture, beyond baseball, hot dogs, and apple pie, few things say “American” more than music and road trips. This guitar...

Prototypes and Pathfinders

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Groundbreaking and undeniably collectible guitar amplifiers have made frequent appearances in this space over the years, but so have prototypes, limited runs, rare, or...

Ca. 1960 Custom Mosrite/Gretsch

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In the history of vintage guitars, Gretsch and Mosrite are sometimes linked, and often associated with ’50s hot-country pickers and ’60s rockers. One guitar...

Hilary Gardner’s jazz/country connection

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[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZz-TGito80?si=xc-O5O1uuwg8Y0Lq] Classic sounds on “Silver on the Sage” Hilary Gardner and her band are devout fans of classic cowboy (and other types of) songs that...

Gibson Wall-Board Guitar

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In the world of “guitarcheology,” it’s well-documented that the truly interesting stuff – prototypes, one-offs, custom instruments – usually surface close to the source....

Toronzo’s Tasty Blues!

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[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=obJBylo60Hg?si=CF3T_csj4B52-Cbe&w=560&h=315] Chicago Blues Master plays “Something To Do, Man” More than “just” a great blues player, Toronzo Cannon is an outspoken supporter and fan of...

Rocky Athas’ Texas ’Tude!

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[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOLKF5djMZs?si=Rs4n7bJnpqGjy3Nd] Genuine Lone Star Jams Dallas guy Rocky Athas built a career playing blues in the vain of T-Bone and SRV, but his new album,...

Gibson’s Crest Models

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Gibson has produced two guitars bearing the “Crest” name. While both designs date to the 1960s, they’re very different instruments. The first incarnation was a...

Boss AC-22LX

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On the surface, Boss’ AC-22LX is a 10-watt acoustic-electric guitar amp with two channels. But, dig in, and goodies are revealed. One is a drum...

Meris LVX Delay

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Designed for guitarists drawn to effects with a simple, straightforward interface, Meris LVX Modular Delay System is an attention-getter. Perfect for the menu-phobic, it’s...
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