The one thing that I see in the evolution of the acoustic guitar today is its link with the past from Canada’s own, Glenn Gould. He used a unique approach while playing in his later years, around 1983, when he took away part of the piano body to let the sound come out of […]
This baby was first introduced to us in mid 1956, the original Duosonic (two pickups) were Fender’s 3/4 size, student model, 22.5″ short scale beginners guitars.
With the switch in the middle position, the two pickups are in series, giving a humbucking pickup type sound. These short scale student models were made to the same […]
This guitar is my baby! I have been through thick and thin with this thing. I now feel and fear that this perfect instrument has to be improved in one area and one area only.
I love the “character marks” on it, that means “wear and tear” for the uninitiated. The oxidization or colour change in […]
This instrument, the Harp Guitar, is the sweetest and most challenging one to perfect. Some of the great musicians to play this instrument have been Robbie Robertson, Steve Howe, Pat Metheny just to name a few.
The Harp Guitar is considered beautiful to the eyes and ears. Even Gibson was a Guitar Harp producer. We […]
I just wanted to wish all of my readers and visitors the greatest of holiday seasons! Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all.
Have a great day, and don’t fill up on too much turkey.
Anyone playing any instruments at a gathering Christmas day? Tell me about it.
