Guitar
The first issue that I ever bought of Guitar Player was this one, from 1982. The cover story was on John Entwistle's vintage guitar collection, and I could not have asked for a more enticing entree into the world of guitar journalism. I had been playing about four months when I started to reach for more information about the instrument, and I've never stopped reading and thinking about it.
I'm currently enjoying this multipart oral history on the Guitar Player editors through the years and cutting a videotaped interview with boutique effects pedal manufacturer Andrew Kilpatrick that will appear in the next few days.
- Peter Cook, The Final Cut . . . . . . . .
As we come to the end of the period when Peter was making custom guitars, this was the time that the shop was opened, Peter Cook's Guitar World. I contacted the shop that Peter and Trevor set up and this is what they kindly gave me. Peter Cook's...
- Seems Like A Good Place To Start!
Today's the day! Never done anything like this before and know little about how it works but today I have made a start. I used to have a passion for Classic Cars but after more years than I care to remember, I think I am finally cured!! My other...
- Some More Music
Happy me, I just got myself a brand new MXR blue box pedal. It used to be a preponderant part of my sound some years ago, then I had to part with the vintage one I used, around the time I shifted to digital effects - so I never replaced it until...
- Ovation Breadwinner
A very special guitar with a very special story... I don't know how it started its life more than 10 years before I bought it (it was made between 1971 and 1979, can't say more) but I first saw it as a dismantled carcass hanging behind the desk...
- Fender 1982 Bullet Mij Electric In Sfv For $275
This should be a real Fender Bullet (not a Bullet Strat - note that it has the Tele style headstock) ). These were designed and marketed by John Page to replace the Mustang and Duosonic guitars as student level electrics - they were made in...
Guitar
Guitar Player magazine.
I'm currently enjoying this multipart oral history on the Guitar Player editors through the years and cutting a videotaped interview with boutique effects pedal manufacturer Andrew Kilpatrick that will appear in the next few days.
- Peter Cook, The Final Cut . . . . . . . .
As we come to the end of the period when Peter was making custom guitars, this was the time that the shop was opened, Peter Cook's Guitar World. I contacted the shop that Peter and Trevor set up and this is what they kindly gave me. Peter Cook's...
- Seems Like A Good Place To Start!
Today's the day! Never done anything like this before and know little about how it works but today I have made a start. I used to have a passion for Classic Cars but after more years than I care to remember, I think I am finally cured!! My other...
- Some More Music
Happy me, I just got myself a brand new MXR blue box pedal. It used to be a preponderant part of my sound some years ago, then I had to part with the vintage one I used, around the time I shifted to digital effects - so I never replaced it until...
- Ovation Breadwinner
A very special guitar with a very special story... I don't know how it started its life more than 10 years before I bought it (it was made between 1971 and 1979, can't say more) but I first saw it as a dismantled carcass hanging behind the desk...
- Fender 1982 Bullet Mij Electric In Sfv For $275
This should be a real Fender Bullet (not a Bullet Strat - note that it has the Tele style headstock) ). These were designed and marketed by John Page to replace the Mustang and Duosonic guitars as student level electrics - they were made in...