Monthly Archives: November 2002
Mike Bloomfield – I’m Cuttin’ Out
When the late Mike Bloomfield burst onto the guitar scene in 1965 - on the Paul Butterfield Blues Band's self-titled debut and Highway 61...
Jack Knife and the Sharps – Ace Cafe
Jack Knife and the Sharps are a staple on the bar scene in Minneapolis-St. Paul. They have a reputation of serving up good...
Del Casher
Although he claims to play guitar more like the late George Barnes than Les Paul, comparisons between Del Casher and his "adopted uncle" Leo...
Abby and Norm Group – Volume 1: The Book of Norman
This band is led by Norman Zocher and Abby Aronson, both professors at the Berklee College of Music. The style is jazz, and...
A Nod to Bob – An Artists Tribute to Bob Dylan on his 60th...
We are all getting older, except of course, for those of us who've already died. Bob Dylan is still among the living, although...
O’Hagan Guitars
By the shores of Gitche Gumee, Minnehaha gives a little yelp of surprise. There, just behind Mary Tyler Moore, cutting the murky waters...
O’Hagan Guitars
By the shores of Gitche Gumee, Minnehaha gives a little yelp of surprise. There, just behind Mary Tyler Moore, cutting the murky waters...
Koen de Cauter – A Little Corner of Paradise Vol. 1
Belgian guitarist and saxman Koen de Cauter is a musical style all his own. Whether playing Gypsy jazz, New Orleans swing, flamenco, musette,...
November 2002
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Harmony Guitars
Mid-Depression Years (1934-’36) The era saw significant developments and evolution of the company’s line, including the use of fake wood finishes, the first...