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Willie G. Moseley

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No, this is not a history of Joe Maphis, Don Rich, Buck Owens, Roy Nichols, Merle Haggard, and the other pickers who created the...

Andy Moseley, Co-Founder of Mosrite, Passes

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Mosrite guitar company co-founder Andy Moseley died  October 19. He was 80. Born in Atoka, Oklahoma, on February 24, 1933, Moseley was less-known than his...

Nov-18

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One of your favorite albums turns 50! We take a fresh look at Jimi Hendrix’s redoubtable Electric LadylandDave Mason and Jack Casady chime in on its singular influence, while Martin BarreMark FarnerJoe Satriani, and Phil Collen reflect on what it meant to them. Luke Mossman explains why Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats sound lively in the studio, we speak with Love guitarist Johnny Echols, examine the cross-pollinating impact of the guitar-banjo (used by the Reverend Gary Davis and Taylor Swift!), and offer studies of the Dean E’Lite DeluxeOrange Matamp ORST50, and Semie Moseley’s Gospel Guitars. This month’s “Pop ’N Hiss” looks at the infamous Never Mind the Bollocks, Here’s the Sex Pistols. Other conversations happen with Vinnie MooreEd LittmanRich WardDerek SmallsShawn PhillipsNeal Vitullo, and New York jazzer Jonathan Kreisberg and Brazilian fingerstylist Nelson Veras, discussing their the new duet. We pay homage to amp builder Dennis Kager and rockabilly legend Lorrie Collins, and as always, our “Hit List” reviews will shorten your hunt for great new music, while VG Approved Gear makes it easy to find your next “investment." It’s the highlight of your month – the November issue is available now!

Feb-07

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Eric Clapton and J.J. Cale, Marshall’s 1962 JTM45, Rickenbacker Electro Bass, History of a Mystery, Doitsch Hawaiian Guitar, The Robin Ranger, Semie Moseley and more.

Mar-07

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Keith Urban, The Vox AC15, Epiphone Excellente, Charlie Gracie, The Domino Californian Rebel, Gibson's EB-4L, Semie Moseley and more.

Gospel Guitars

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When he wasn’t crafting Mosrites, Semie Moseley could often be found on the road, providing music for evangelists. It makes sense that his aspirations and beliefs were manifested in these instruments.

The Collins Kids

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Siblings Lorrie and Larry Collins sprang into the public eye in the mid 1950s – dawn of the television era – on a program...

Larry Collins 1944-2024

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Larry Collins, a guitar prodigy mentored by renowned flatpicker Joe Maphis, and half of the ’50s brother/sister act The Collins Kids, died January 5...

1939-’42 Gibson SJ-100

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Through the 1910s and early ’20s, Gibson catalogs denigrated flat-top guitars as inferior, unworthy of the company name. But that tune changed in 1926,...

Magnatone X-5 Zephyr

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Ever since Lonnie Mack unleashed The Wham of That Memphis Man and Buddy Holly sang “Peggy Sue,” Magnatone amplifiers have been the stuff of...
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