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  • “Buy That Guitar” podcast with special guest Daniel Escauriza

    “Buy That Guitar” podcast with special guest Daniel Escauriza

    “Buy That Guitar” podcast with special guest Daniel Escauriza

    Season 01 Episode 06

    In Episode 8 of “Buy That Guitar,” presented by Vintage Guitar, host Ram Tuli is joined by Daniel Escauriza, who manages vintage-instrument sales at Chicago Music Exchange. They discuss popular guitars like the Les Paul Junior and others that sell for $10,000 to $15,000. Other topics include refins and player-grade guitars.

    Links:Chicago Music Exchange

    Subscribe to our “Overdrive” newsletter for the latest happenings at Vintage Guitar magazine: https://www.vintageguitar.com/overdrive/

    Sponsored By:


    Strings By Mail

    Each episode is available on Apple Podcast and Spotify, and more arriving soon!

    Please feel free to reach out to Ram at Ram@VintageGuitar.com with any questions or comments you may have.

    Like, comment, and share this podcast! Listen Here!

    Vintage Guitar magazine presents Buy That Guitar, a new podcast hosted by Ram Tuli, co-author of The Official Vintage Guitar Price Guide. The show explores the joy of buying, selling, and collecting vintage and new guitars, Custom Shop guitars, amplifiers, and other instruments and gear. Join Ram and his guests for a new episode every Tuesday.

  • “Buy That Guitar” podcast with special guest Larry Wexer

    “Buy That Guitar” podcast with special guest Larry Wexer

    “Buy That Guitar” podcast with special guest Larry Wexer

    Season 01 Episode 07
    In Episode 7 of “Buy That Guitar,” presented by Vintage Guitar mag, host Ram Tuli is joined by Larry Wexer, the renowned dealer based in New York City. They discuss pre-war archtops and flat-tops, especially those made by Martin and Gibson. Why do collectors share such zeal for them?

    Links: Laurence Wexer, Ltd.

    Subscribe to our “Overdrive” newsletter for the latest happenings at Vintage Guitar magazine: https://www.vintageguitar.com/overdrive/

    Each episode is available on Apple Podcast and Spotify, and more arriving soon!

    Please feel free to reach out to Ram at Ram@VintageGuitar.com with any questions or comments you may have.

    Like, comment, and share this podcast! Listen Here!

    Vintage Guitar magazine presents Buy That Guitar, a new podcast hosted by Ram Tuli, co-author of The Official Vintage Guitar Price Guide. The show explores the joy of buying, selling, and collecting vintage and new guitars, Custom Shop guitars, amplifiers, and other instruments and gear. Join Ram and his guests for a new episode every Tuesday.

  • “Buy That Guitar” podcast with special guest Neal Shelton

    “Buy That Guitar” podcast with special guest Neal Shelton

    “Buy That Guitar” podcast with special guest Neal Shelton

    Season 01 Episode 06

    In Episode 6 of “Buy That Guitar” presented by Vintage Guitar mag, host Ram Tuli is joined by Neal Shelton, who operates Neal’s Music Store, in Huntington Beach, California. They discuss the best and most-collectible guitars of the ’80s.

    Links: Neal Shelton

    Subscribe to our “Overdrive” newsletter for the latest happenings at Vintage Guitar magazine: https://www.vintageguitar.com/overdrive/

    Sponsored By:


    StringTree


    Neal’s Music

    Each episode is available on Apple Podcast and Spotify, and more arriving soon!

    Please feel free to reach out to Ram at Ram@VintageGuitar.com with any questions or comments you may have.

    Like, comment, and share this podcast! Listen Here!

    Vintage Guitar magazine presents Buy That Guitar, a new podcast hosted by Ram Tuli, co-author of The Official Vintage Guitar Price Guide. The show explores the joy of buying, selling, and collecting vintage and new guitars, Custom Shop guitars, amplifiers, and other instruments and gear. Join Ram and his guests for a new episode every Tuesday.

    More Podcasts from Vintage Guitar

    Be sure to check out our other amazing podcast, “Have Guitar Will Travel,” hosted by the fantastic James Patrick Regan! LISTEN HERE.

  • “Buy That Guitar” podcast with special guest Tommie James

    “Buy That Guitar” podcast with special guest Tommie James

    “Buy That Guitar” podcast with special guest Tommie James

    Season 01 Episode 05
    In Episode 5 of “Buy That Guitar,” presented by Vintage Guitar mag, host Ram Tuli speaks with Tommie James, a vintage-amp collector whose pieces have been profiled nine times by VG’s Dave Hunter, including rare 1959 and ’61 Bandmasters. They dig into the details that make vintage Fender amps so special.

    Subscribe to our “Overdrive” newsletter for the latest happenings at Vintage Guitar magazine: https://www.vintageguitar.com/overdrive/

    Each episode is available on Apple Podcast and Spotify, and more arriving soon!

    Please feel free to reach out to Ram at Ram@VintageGuitar.com with any questions or comments you may have.

    Like, comment, and share this podcast! Listen Here!

    Vintage Guitar magazine presents Buy That Guitar, a new podcast hosted by Ram Tuli, co-author of The Official Vintage Guitar Price Guide. The show explores the joy of buying, selling, and collecting vintage and new guitars, Custom Shop guitars, amplifiers, and other instruments and gear. Join Ram and his guests for a new episode every Tuesday.

  • “Buy That Guitar” podcast with special guest Kevin Borden

    “Buy That Guitar” podcast with special guest Kevin Borden

    “Buy That Guitar” podcast with special guest Kevin Borden

    Season 01 Episode 04
    In Episode 4 of “Buy That Guitar,” presented by Vintage Guitar magazine, host Ram Tuli is joined by Kevin Borden, co-owner of Kebo’s Bass Works, Flemington, New Jersey. Their discussion focuses on the market for vintage basses, and Kevin shares insight on mistakes to avoid when buying a vintage instrument.

    Links: www.kebosbassworks.com

    Subscribe to our “Overdrive” newsletter for the latest happenings at Vintage Guitar magazine: https://www.vintageguitar.com/overdrive/

    Sponsored By:


    StringTree

    Each episode is available on Apple Podcast and Spotify, and more arriving soon!

    Please like, comment, and share this podcast! Listen Here!

    Vintage Guitar magazine presents Buy That Guitar, a new podcast hosted by Ram Tuli, co-author of The Official Vintage Guitar Price Guide. The show explores the joy of buying, selling, and collecting vintage and new guitars, Custom Shop guitars, amplifiers, and other instruments and gear. Join Ram and his guests for a new episode every Tuesday.

  • “Buy That Guitar” podcast with special guest John Majdalani

    “Buy That Guitar” podcast with special guest John Majdalani

    “Buy That Guitar” podcast with special guest John Majdalani

    Season 01 Episode 03
    In Episode 3 of “Buy That Guitar,” presented by “Vintage Guitar” magazine, host Ram Tuli is joined by John Majdalani, co-owner of Cream City Music, Brookfield, Wisconsin. Their discussion keys on “sleeper” guitars; more than 10,000 models are listed in the “The Official Vintage Guitar Price Guide,” and 25 percent of them sell for less than $2,500. Which amongst them will keep climbing in value?

    Correction: Ram mentions “jacks” that were included with Fender’s original American Vintage Reissue instruments. He intended to reference AVRI Switchcraft cords.

    Links: www.creamcitymusic.com

    Sponsored By:


    www.ampmojo.com

    Subscribe to our “Overdrive” newsletter for the latest happenings at Vintage Guitar magazine: www.vintageguitar.com/overdrive

    Each episode is available on Apple Podcast, Spotify YouTube, Pandora, and more arriving soon!

    Please like, comment, and share this podcast! Listen Here!

    Vintage Guitar magazine presents Buy That Guitar, a new podcast hosted by Ram Tuli, co-author of The Official Vintage Guitar Price Guide. The show explores the joy of buying, selling, and collecting vintage and new guitars, Custom Shop guitars, amplifiers, and other instruments and gear. Join Ram and his guests for a new episode every Tuesday.

  • “Buy That Guitar” podcast with special guest David Davidson

    “Buy That Guitar” podcast with special guest David Davidson

    “Buy That Guitar” podcast with special guest David Davidson

    Season 01 Episode 02
    In Episode 2 of “Buy That Guitar,” presented by Vintage Guitar magazine, host Ram Tuli is joined by David Davidson of Well Strung Guitars to discuss the most-valuable guitars in today’s market.

    Collectors looking to buy iconic production-model guitars can expect to pay more than $100,000. In fact, the most-expensive guitar (Gibson’s ’58 Explorer) is now valued at more than $1 million. Of the more than 10,000 guitars listed in The Official Vintage Guitar Price Guide, two percent currently sell for more than $50,000, five percent sell for greater than $20,000, and 11 percent are valued at more than $10,000.

    Corrections: The late ’50s Explorer doubles in price every 6.6 years.

    Links: www.wellstrungguitars.com

    Sponsored By:


    oxfordguitarsupply.com

    Subscribe to our “Overdrive” newsletter for the latest happenings at Vintage Guitar magazine: www.vintageguitar.com/overdrive

    Each episode is available on Apple Podcast, Spotify YouTube, Pandora, and more arriving soon!

    Please like, comment, and share this podcast! Listen Here!

    Vintage Guitar magazine presents Buy That Guitar, a new podcast hosted by Ram Tuli, co-author of The Official Vintage Guitar Price Guide. The show explores the joy of buying, selling, and collecting vintage and new guitars, Custom Shop guitars, amplifiers, and other instruments and gear. Join Ram and his guests for a new episode every Tuesday.

  • “Buy That Guitar” podcast with special guest Nate Westgor

    “Buy That Guitar” podcast with special guest Nate Westgor

    “Buy That Guitar” podcast with special guest Nate Westgor

    Season 01 Episode 01
    In Episode 1 of “Buy That Guitar,” presented by Vintage Guitar magazine, host Ram Tuli talks with Nate Westgor of Willie’s American Guitars, discussing how Gibson and Fender became the dominant brands in today’s vintage market.

    When you see “Gibson” on the headstock of a vintage guitar, you know it was made by an artisan who carved, shaped, and assembled that guitar, and took pride in the work. Fenders, meanwhile, were pieced together by a worker who likely learned how to operate a bandsaw and router in high-school shop class and basically bolted together two planks of wood. Beyond the build, Gibson instruments typically began life in the hands of a learned musician who wore a suit, gown, or tux as they performed from behind a music stand. The Fender, on the other hand, was more likely played in a smoke-filled honky tonk with sawdust strewn across the floor.

    Corrections: Ringo Starr’s band was called Rory Storm in the Hurricanes, not Rory and the Hurricanes. In 1966, Fender changed the Stratocaster neck code from 2 to 13, not 14. Also that year, Fender increased production by 45 percent, not 60 percent.

    Links: www.williesguitars.com

    Sponsored By:


    Willie’s American Guitars

    Each episode is available on Apple Podcast and Spotify, and more arriving soon!

    Please like, comment, and share this podcast! Listen Here!

    Vintage Guitar magazine presents Buy That Guitar, a new podcast hosted by Ram Tuli, co-author of The Official Vintage Guitar Price Guide. The show explores the joy of buying, selling, and collecting vintage and new guitars, Custom Shop guitars, amplifiers, and other instruments and gear. Join Ram and his guests for a new episode every Tuesday.

  • Have Guitar Will Travel 104 – Pete Sears and Roger McNamee (Moonalice)

    Have Guitar Will Travel 104 – Pete Sears and Roger McNamee (Moonalice)


    In episode 104 of “Have Guitar Will Travel”, presented by Vintage Guitar Magazine, host, James Patrick Regan.
    is at BottleRock and he’s speaking with the legendary bassist Pete Sears & Roger McNamee of the band Moonalice. In their conversation they discussed:
    Pete’s original move to the U.S., specifically San Francisco in 1969.
    We talk about his start on bass in 1963 and his early influences… mostly blues artists, and we talk about his early instruments.
    They discuss his early band “Sons of Fred” and how ended up working with Rod Stewart on Rod’s first four solo albums.
    Pete tells of us of his early encounters with Jimi Hendrix including a missed opportunity to join Jimi’s band.
    Pete discusses how he ended up with the newly formed Jefferson Starship (formerly Jefferson Airplane) and coincidentally Hot Tuna.
    They talk about Pete’s gear including his basses that were stolen (a 63 Jazz Bass, and Craig Chaquico lost his ‘59 Les Paul) in the infamous riot at a German Starship concert in 1978.
    They talk about Pete’s current projects including Moonalice, Steamhammer and Zero (with Steve Kimock).
    You can find out more about Pete at his website https://petesears.com
    Next up, Roger McNamee is an American businessman, investor, venture capitalist and musician and the leader of the band Moonalice. With Roger they discuss the nuts and bolts of the band Moonalice. Including the bands start by T-Bone Burnett and Roger walks us through the bands super star lineups including Lester Chambers, G.E. Smith, Jack Casady, Barry Sless and of course Pete Sears.
    They immediately talk vintage guitars, Roger is a lover of fine vintage guitars. He tells us about guitars he’s given away and the ones he’s been given.
    Roger walks us through the songwriting process for the band.
    Roger gives us a little Martin history as well as his own.
    Roger also tells us about saving elephants and trying to create a failed preserve in Red Bluff, CA and ultimately creating it in Africa.
    You can find out more about Moonalice at their website: https://www.moonalice.com
    Please like, comment share and review this podcast! Listen Here!

    Each episode is available on iheartradio, Tune In, Apple Podcast, YouTube and Spotify!

    Have Guitar Will Travel, hosted by James Patrick Regan, otherwise known as Jimmy from the Deadlies, is presented by Vintage Guitar magazine, the destination for guitar enthusiasts. Podcast episodes feature guitar players, builders, dealers and more – all with great experiences to share! Find all podcasts at www.vintageguitar.com/category/podcasts.

  • Have Guitar Will Travel 103 – Live In The Vineyard #2

    Have Guitar Will Travel 103 – Live In The Vineyard #2


    In episode 103 of “Have Guitar Will Travel”, presented by Vintage Guitar Magazine, host James Patrick Regan is again at the “Live in the Vineyard” event in Napa and again speaking with a host of up and coming Country Music Stars including Elliot Greer, Remy Garrison, DINER, Rose Falcon, Josh Ross and with all of them he covers how they got their start, where they’re going from here and of course their guitars. First up is Elliot Greer Scotland born and New York-based singer songwriter, who writes, produces, records, mixes and masters his own music.
    He frequently performs across New York City and even busked for a straight year in Central Park, doing anything he could to perform around town.
    Second up is Remy Garrison Hailing from the vibrant city of Birmingham, Alabama, Remy Garrison is a rising star in the world of pop country music and she knows her guitars.
    Third up is DINER, Hailing from Portland, OR Starting at the early age of 5, DINER entertained local patrons at her family’s diner. DINER’s music is a unique blend of country, rock, and folk, offering a youthful yet timeless sound.
    Forth up is Rose Falcon, As a songwriter for Curb/Word Music Publishing, she’s penned tunes for legends like Faith Hill and Lady A, as well as emerging talents like Chase Matthew and Jake and Shelby. Notably, she scored a number one hit with Eric Paslay’s chart-topper “Friday Night.”
    Finally we have Josh Ross. His track record includes multiple Platinum-certified Top 5 Canadian country radio hits, including the #1 hit “Trouble,” which earned him a CCMA Breakthrough Artist of the Year award and went Gold in the US, making him the first Canadian signed artist in over 20 years to achieve this. Making waves in the US, Ross has amassed over 300 million career streams and has garnered acclaim as an Artist to Watch from Spotify, Amazon Music, Pandora, and more. Listen Here!

    Each episode is available on iheartradio, Tune In, Apple Podcast, YouTube and Spotify!

    Have Guitar Will Travel, hosted by James Patrick Regan, otherwise known as Jimmy from the Deadlies, is presented by Vintage Guitar magazine, the destination for guitar enthusiasts. Podcast episodes feature guitar players, builders, dealers and more – all with great experiences to share! Find all podcasts at www.vintageguitar.com/category/podcasts.