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John Frusciante

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Best known for his work with the Red Hot Chili Peppers, John Frusciante thoroughly enjoys every aspect of making music, and continuously experiments with...

Danelectro Pro

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Since Danelectro started reissuing guitars and basses in the mid 1990s, the company has, for the most part, stuck to what it knows works;...

Robben Ford – The Art of Blues Rhythm

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Robben Ford has been a prolific artist since the early '70s and is as much a teacher as a recording artist. His impeccable soloing...

Rex Solidbody By Michael Wright

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Circa 1959 Rex solidbody. While a lot of vintage-guitar enthusiasts are content to pursue well-known treasures, there are others who appreciate a good mystery. For...

Fender ’57 Amp

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History tells us that Leo Fender wasn't much for "fancifying" things. More meat-and-potatoes than Chicken in Walnut Curry, Leo was a simple guy, and...

Warner Hodges

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Photo: Rusty Russell. Jason and The Scorchers hit the stage with bombast, conveyed true rock-and-roll punch in the studio, and was massively influential. But it...

John Pizzarelli – With A Song In My Heart

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Not every artist could get away with releasing a series of tribute albums. John Pizzarelli can. This one features 12 tunes by Richard Rodgers...

Epiphone Rivoli

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1967 Epiphone EB232C Rivoli, serial number 100530. Photo: Bill Ingalls Photography. Instrument courtesy of Bill Flippo. Former Gibson president Ted McCarty (1909-2001) is credited for...

Carrie Rodriguez – She Ain’t Me

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Carrie Rodriquez's second solo release marks a radical departure from her Americana roots toward the bright lights and big-city sounds of modern pop music....

Eastwood Airline Deluxe

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The demand for vintage and retro-style axes has become so prevalent in today's guitar-crazy culture that there's hardly a brand, style, or color of...
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