I play my '36 Harmony Cremona for all my acoustic gigs. They don't make them like that anymore.I have a question. Do you still or have you owned guitars made in the 50's. Do you still take them out and use them?
I have owned some 50's guitars, 55 Paul, 54 refin tele, 55 Strat, and I still have one, A Harmony H-62. I play it out.
It seems the older I get, newer things seem to work.
Funny you should mention the Cremona, I have been thinking about getting one.I play my '36 Harmony Cremona for all my acoustic gigs. They don't make them like that anymore.
Hold My Mule might well be the best traditional blues album of the last decade. Everything about it is wonderful. Sax Gordon makes everything he plays on a better thing, and Watson's in the band...Posted by Fred Kaplan yesterday
When was this? It looks early, but no Jimmie Vaughan?I Can't Stop, Either..
Great sound, what a beautiful guitar-Kid Ramos, right? Sounds like a slightly ' subdued' Hollywood FatsI'm on a Kim kick. Great Brown Bandmaster/AC-30 tone!
Is that the ES-5 that is seen in Hollywood Fats video?
I had a chance to buy that guitar 17 years ago. From what I remember the guy who had it traded Kid a couple AC-30's for it. Sounded great, but had a really thin neck on it. The original case had a bunch of cool old James Harman band stickers on it. I ended up buying a 50's 295 from him instead.I'm on a Kim kick. Great Brown Bandmaster/AC-30 tone!
Is that the ES-5 that is seen in Hollywood Fats video?
Guitarist are Duke Robillard and Kid Bangham. Post JLV.When was this? It looks early, but no Jimmie Vaughan?
Who are the guitar players?
Sorry for my ignorance!
Thanks, did not recognize Duke R ( it's been a while for me) and I was thinking it was earlier...Guitarist are Duke Robillard and Kid Bangham. Post JLV.
This is in 1992 from a show on The Nashville Network called "The Texas Connection". They were promoting the first post-JLV release "Walk That Walk, Talk That Talk" which I think is an underrated record.When was this? It looks early, but no Jimmie Vaughan?
Who are the guitar players?
Sorry for my ignorance!
What’s it in for? What’s the general health status of the instrument?
All I keep hearing now is, "Play the Blues, Guitar Man!"
I just posted in the other thread too... The song is Hollywood Bop by Knockout Greg & Blue Weather on their Doin' Allright album... guitarist is Anders Lewen.Does anyone recognize this guitarists/song - links to question asked in an individual post:
https://www.thegearpage.net/board/i...y-the-guitarist-song-here-jump-blues.1949394/
I think the first job would be to remove the graffiti and the stickersWhat’s it in for? What’s the general health status of the instrument?