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John Davis – John Davis

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John Davis was a member of Superdrag, which gained some notoriety in its 10-year run. They were a mix of influences including punk, early...

Richard Lloyd

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Television always seemed to be from another planet. Alien-like, the band was an anomaly: a dichotomy of punk attitude and intellectual musicianship. To put...

Biréli Lagr

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Biréli Lagr

Jim Campilongo Electric Trio – American Hips

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To say Jim Campilongo is a unique guitar player is like saying James Brown is funky. His playing is totally original and keeps...

Vassar Clements – Livin’ With The Blues

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For the last 40 years whenever a band leader uttered the phrase "Take it Vassar..." you could be assured the next sounds would be...

Guyatone LG-160T

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Like plants, Japanese guitars have an almost secret life of which few people outside are aware. While many Americans in the '60s were...

Lollar Pickups

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Seattle's Jason Lollar not only builds fine pickups, he also builds archtop, solidbody, and lap steel guitars (his list of clients includes National, DeTemple,...

Martin 5K

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The braguinha, forerunner of the ukulele, was a small four-string instrument tuned in fifths. Named after the town of Braga in Portugal, the instrument...

Ernie Hawkins

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For a guy who's released several of the best country blues albums in the past decade, Ernie Hawkins is relatively unknown. Ernie caught the blues...

Bruce Hall

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It has been more than 25 years since bassist Bruce Hall ascended to the low-end stringed instrument position in the platinum-selling band REO Speed
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