Classic Instruments

Jake Andrews – “ Apricot Brandy”

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[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXO9f5E9-cw?si=T9aYrmrYdM2Z_xV8] Austin Stalwart Goes Full Steam for "Apricot Brandy" Jake Andrews was just eight years old when he sat in at Antone’s with an impressed...

1939-’42 Gibson SJ-100

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Through the 1910s and early ’20s, Gibson catalogs denigrated flat-top guitars as inferior, unworthy of the company name. But that tune changed in 1926,...

Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Hosts “Storied Strings” Exhibit

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Dr. Leo Mazow’s vision for the new “Storied Strings: The Guitar in American Art” exhibition at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts stemmed from...

GA-20’s Matt Stubbs and Pat Faherty

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Musical gateways opened by Jimi Hendrix and the Doors led Matt Stubbs to become a disciple of Johnny “Guitar” Watson, Earl Hooker, and the...

Classics: December 2022

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In 1964, high-school freshman Reid Farrell bought a Fiesta Red ’59 Telecaster with help from his guitar teacher, John Andrews. The price? $125, in...

Orange OR80 Combo

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Created when amps were huge and men were men – or at least had roadies to carry the gear – this 1972 Orange OR80...

Geddy Lee

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Nearly two years in the making, Geddy Lee’s Big Beautiful Book of Bass: A Compendium of the Rare, Iconic, and Weird features players and...

Geddy Lee

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In its 40-plus years, Rush evolved on its own terms. Mixing rock and jazz influences, the band’s 19 studio albums fostered a cultish fan...

B.C. Rich Acrylic Warlock

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Most industries know a great idea when they see it and aren’t shy about jumping on a bandwagon. In 1969, an electric guitar made...

Penco A-15-JD

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The 1970s is often called "the Copy Era" for the dominating presence and spectacular success of Japanese "copies" of popular American guitars, most notably...
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