Read about the pioneers of the electric solid-body guitars. Will be writing articles about the history of the development of these guitars and their makers.
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Wrote write-ups on both Leo Fender and Paul A. Bigsby. Go to Vintage Electric Guitar Forum if interested.
Just completed a write-up of the iconic 1954 Fender Stratocaster Guitar. Go to Vintage 1954 Fender Stratocaster Guitar if you are interested in reading this article.
Just completed a write-up on legendary guitar designer and President of Gibson Guitars Mr. Ted McCarthy. This gentleman was the primary designer for the Les Paul guitars among other guitar designs. If you wish to read this article then go to the Vintage Electric Guitar Forum.
In Guitar Heaven, the strings play themselves.
A brief write-up has been posted on GIBSON VINTAGE ELECTRIC GUITAR FORUM on the LES PAUL GUITAR.
#6...& no...strings don't play themselves, anyway, enjoy this one, listening to it right now:
"Best guitar solo ever made - Paul Personne" (YT)
...aint that great sound??!..think so
Paul Personne is truly a great blues guitarist. Also, Jean-Pierre Danel can really play the blues. These French artists should be known by all serious guitarists. Feel free to post videos. Thanks for posting. I hadn't realized that Paul was so great playing slide guitar. Do you know the year model of that Gibson guitar my friend? I really enjoyed the video of him and Tickey Holgado playing "Le Blues Du Dentiste".
#9:...yes..he is. I only relatively recently became aware of him. Will check out the others. ths. (...but geberally speaking: i am not realy a great fan of French music lol)
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....& this one = the "summa adipiscendi" when talking guitar strings...makes my pacemaker-batteries re-juice on just the bare sounds of it(!)
"Comfortably Numb" solo - David Gilmour, Royal Albert Hall"Â (YT)
(...but then again: jimmi H also had some of his "Aces")
DDionysoSS wrote:
#6...& no...strings don't play themselves
Neither do ear drums.
zapped wrote:
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Talk about guitars. History, brands, performance events, tone, and famous guitar players. Feel free to post photos of your own guitar or guitars of famous guitarists. Ask guitar related questions or be the one to answer particular questions submitted by the posters. Everybody who loves guitars is welcome to participate.