Tag: guitar

Martin Guitars – an anniversary remembrance

Martin Guitar & Co., probably the most famous guitar manufacturer, celebrates 175 years of production this week, September 9, 1833 being…

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The most beautiful guitar in the world?

Washburn has introduced two new limited edition, maple-topped models which they have suggested may be “the most beautiful guitars in existence.”…

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Tony Rice on Jerry Reed

Many of our readers may have already learned of the passing of guitarist, comedian and actor Jerry Reed. He died on…

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Flatpicker Hangout launches online

We told you last week about the launch of ResoHangout.com, a forum and social networking site for resonator guitarists, created by…

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Dreadnaughts reviewed in Acoustic Guitar

The September edition of Acoustic Guitar magazine includes a review of seven dreadnaught guitars. In an eight page section the feature…

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Sunday Morning Revelations – Help Is On The Way

Richard Thompson offers another of his occasional reviews of recent Gospel bluegrass releases. Doyle Lawson continues the pattern of releasing alternately…

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Ron Block Santa Cruz guitar

The Santa Cruz Guitar Company introduced their latest artist signature model at the Summer NAMM Show in Nashville last month. It’s…

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Workshop opportunities at IBMA

With the annual IBMA World Of Bluegrass convention coming up (9/29-10/2), a number of instructional workshops have been scheduled in Nashville…

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Doc Watson Healthy & Home

We have word that Doc Watson is home and recovering nicely from his recent surgery. In spite of a slight problem…

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Martin Tim O’Brien 00-18

We heard recently from Larry Barnwell, a regional sales manager with C.F. Martin, and a long-time bluegrass musician. Larry was born…

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