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Michael Monarch

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The biting snarl of Michael Monarch's Fender Esquire was one of the trade

Gibson Collector’s Vault

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Can you truly put a price tag on peace of mind? For guitar collectors, the answer often is "No," because like many other...

Dolly Parton – Halos and Horns

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Ralph Stanley prefers to call his "Mountain Music" rather than bluegrass or country. This moniker also aptly describes the material on Dolly Parton's...

Jackie King

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Jackie King's pretty much done it all. Born in Texas, the son of a guitar player, his path took him from playing in...

Melvin Taylor and the Slack Band – Rendevous with the Blues

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This is Melvin's fourth record for the Evidence label, and like the rest, it's a showcase of his dazzling technique and deep soul. ...

Mike Morgan & The Crawl – Texas Man

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Dallas-based Teddy Morgan was a protégé of the less-is-more master Anson Funderburgh, whose rhythm work can be heard throughout this release, and to a...

Univox Guitars

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Ca. 1974 or '75 Univox Hi Flyer Mosrite copy with the later Univox see- through humbuckers. While most think of the history of American guitars...

September 2004

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FEATURES RIDING WITH LOS LOBOS 30 Years & Still Going Strong Arguably the most important American band to come out of the 1980s, musically and sociologically, its...
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