Guitar
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Here's another "What's that guitar?" question. "You'll know which guitar when you see the video," says Guitarz reader James.
We've actually answered this question before, although the video that time wasn't quite as entertaining. If you want to know the answer, check this Guitarz blog post from 2008.
G L Wilson
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Guitar
Getting a sense of déjà vu... Eddy Grant's guitar in The Equals
guitarz.blogspot.com:
Here's another "What's that guitar?" question. "You'll know which guitar when you see the video," says Guitarz reader James.
We've actually answered this question before, although the video that time wasn't quite as entertaining. If you want to know the answer, check this Guitarz blog post from 2008.
G L Wilson
© 2012, Guitarz - The Original Guitar Blog - now in its 10th year!
- Following On From Yesterday's Post, It's A Framus Atlantic 5/110
guitarz.blogspot.com: Although I believe I have quite a fair knowledge about guitars, the various brands and models, and also have the ability to retain tidbits of detail about various models, I have never claimed to be a guitar "expert" - and one of...
- Vintage & Rare Guitar Of The Week: 1968 Rickenbacker 456 6/12 Convertible
guitarz.blogspot.com: Just over a year ago we looked at another Rickenbacker 366 featuring this cunning mechanism to switch between 6-string and 12-string playing. I've seen similarly equipped Rickenbackers before, but never before have I seen the...
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guitarz.blogspot.com: Via the Guitarz Facebook page our friend Jarma asks what are the guitars being played by The Association in this 1960s TV performance. Well, the bass is easy: it's a Gibson EB-2 semi-hollowbody bass. Initially I wasn't too...
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guitarz.blogspot.com: Another video, that gives the opportunity to see an Hagström Kent in action - played by Pat Place, one of the two guitarists of James Chance and the Contortions, a late 1970S New York-based No Wave band that combines jazz-punk...
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