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Kendel Carson – Alright Dynamite

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Kendel Carson may have titled her debut Alright Dynamite, but from the way guitarist John Platania's graceful intro eases the ear into to its...

Tony Iommi

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Toni Iommi photo: Rick Gould. There is an undeniable power generated when certain musicians join forces. That is most definitely the case with Tony Iommi,...

Hallmark Swept Wing Semi-Hollow

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1967 Hallmark Swept Wing semi-hollow bass, serial #003127. Photo: Michael G. Stewart. Instrument and image courtesy of Bob Shade. The murky history of guitar brands...

Pete Huttlinger

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If such an award was given, Nashville-based guitarist Pete Huttlinger's third solo album could be nominated for the "Most Unique and/or Obvious Album Title...

Daion Headhunter HH-555

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The trajectory of the Japanese guitar industry in many ways has mirrored that of the United States, though in a slightly compressed timeframe on...

Brad Gillis

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Brad Gillis. Photos by Pat Johnson. Bay-area guitarist Brad Gillis has led something of a storied life. He was only 19 years old when he...

Xaviere XV 700

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The Massachusetts-based guitarfetish.com is an instrument/parts importer that carries a complete line of goods, from pickups and vibratos to knobs and pots. Its guitar...

Albert King with Stevie Ray Vaughan – In Session

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Hard to imagine that the only way this album was put back in print was by Concord re-releasing its Stax back-catalog. Shot in late...

Bunker Pro-Bass

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Photo: VG Archive. Instrument courtesy of Rick King. Marketed before Steinberger headless instruments or the Kramer Duke series (VG, August '04), the early-'70s Bunker Pro-Bass...

VVT Lindy Fralin Model amplifier

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Maryland-based amplifier builder Vintage Vacuum Tube Amplifiers (you may know it as VVT) recently fielded a request from renowned pickup winder Lindy Fralin. He...
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