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YOUR RESEARCHAny guitar players in the house?
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Repair bluegrass related instruments during the 50's
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Collected ,built & repaired bluegrass related instruments during the 50's to about the early 90's , had a shop selling new & used & played in various BG bands locally & taught Scruggs banjo for awhile .
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Repair bluegrass related instruments during the 50's
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Collected ,built & repaired bluegrass related instruments during the 50's to about the early 90's , had a shop selling new & used & played in various BG bands locally & taught Scruggs banjo for awhile .
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Still getting the royalty payments from SPY (thank you iTunes), but they are getting smaller :-(
Ugh...
I've been working and working on this...
( I even bought a Martin Backpacker for the road)
I'm a novice, but have high aspirations:
Michael Hedges - Aerial Boundaries - YouTube
Just wondering if there are any other Rennlisters who play.
Have a good night guys-
I was the lead guitarist in British band SPY which ended in 1997, I manly do production work now.
Still getting the royalty payments from SPY (thank you iTunes), but they are getting smaller :-(
I play 6 string acoustic rythm guitar, ( no plec) 5 string blue grass banjo (2 finger picks plus thumb) plus a little boogie woogie piano. Right now teaching guitar via skype a girl living in UK. I am in PA.. USA/. TSMac is that video you featured tuned to open D?
In the mid 70's I was the bass player in a band that backed Donna Summers' first U.S. tour. I stopped playing around 1982, but it inspired my nephews to start a band
(Fishbone
).
Collected ,built & repaired bluegrass related instruments during the 50's to about the early 90's , had a shop selling new & used & played in various BG bands locally & taught Scruggs banjo for awhile . We still attend festivals in the NE but @ 75 not doing much pickin , just a bit of grinin .
Quite amazing what some Martin guitars & Gibson mandolins bring nowdays ! ($250k for a 1922-24 Gibson F5 mandolin)
Bob
01 C4
31 Ford cp chp & ch, 302/350
40 ******, 302/350, IFS
38 Ford cp, 327/350, IFS
57 Belair
62 356B --long ago
Hedges used to play the Gibson Harp-Guitar (and lots of other stuff too. Saw a few behind the glass at Elderly Instruments in Lancing, MI when I live a few miles from it. Had poor college budget and bought my Yamaha FG series on lay away back then & still have it today.. next to the 12-string.. next to the Martin HD-35.. around the corner is the old Vester hollow-body...
Oooh - I just realized: Each Porsche must have a corresponding Guitar! 944, 996, 991 all checks... seems like there's a gap though! I think I have a couple video's playing (badly) at a bar up on YouTube under the RallyDogRacing ID.
[QUOTE= Had poor college budget and bought my Yamaha FG series on lay away back then & still have it today
The FG flat tops were some of the best sounding Martin D copys made & are highly respected as such
Bob
01 C4
31 Ford cp chp & ch, 302/350
40 ******, 302/350, IFS
38 Ford cp, 327/350, IFS
57 Belair
62 356B --long ago
Retired my plexi marshall and hiwatts. Now mainly an old tele through blackface deluxe reverb and old ovation acoustic or my 73 guild. The other stuff just for my collection.
I've been playing guitar and elec. bass for over 30 years. I've collected quite a few of each over the years but am currently downsizing. Here's a few basses for your viewing pleasure. (I'm currently on vacation and this was the only pic on my iPad. I apologize in advance if it's way too big). Edit: unfortunately this isn't the pic I had thought I had. Oh well, you get the idea
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