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George Benson Interview
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by Dr. Matthew Warnock.
Forty-five years after releasing his debut album The New Boss Guitar, jazz guitarist George Benson is still going strong. With the upcoming August 25, 2009, release date set for his latest studio album Songs And Stories, the ten-time Grammy winner pays tribute to some of his favorite songwriters and composers. Featuring an all-star line up that includes bassist Marcus Miller, guitarists Lee Ritenour and Toninho Horta, saxophonists Tom Scott and Gerald Albright, among ...
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1965 Vox catalogue
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With 'Beatlemania' and the 'British Invasion' firmly underway, Vox needed a US distributor for it's products. Enter the Thomas Organ Company. This 1965 Vox guitar and amp catalogue was the first issued by the Thomas Organ company for the US market. It features a few Italian-made guitars, as well as a lot of British made ones. In contrast, the next catalogue features almost exclusively Italian instruments.
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Gov't Mule to Release Mulennium
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December 31, 1999 ushered in a new century and millennium and called for something truly magical - and that night's Gov't Mule show at Atlanta's historic Roxy Theatre delivered it. What made this New Years Eve show so extraordinary? For starters, Little Milton, one of Warren Haynes' most important influences, joins Gov't Mule for six songs including "I Can't Quit You Baby" and "It Hurts Me Too." <em>Mulennium</em>
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1968 Gibson EB-2D
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The Gibson EB2 was initially available as a one-pickup instrument, however in 1966, the option of a second humbucker in the bridge position was added. The EB2 used the same pickup as the Gibson EB0, and likewise, the EB2D used the same pickup arrangement as the Gibson EB3, aswell as the tone choke or bass-boost. This page gives description, images and soundclips taken from a 1968 Gibson EB-2D bass guitar
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Gretsch Anniversary ‘60
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All original Gretsch 6124 rockabilly roller. This is an immensely fun jazz guitar and very easy to unwind with. It’s the type of guitar you can comfortably sit with on your lap and get lost playing for hours (which I did!) - there’s just somethi
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