Graham
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capnjuan said:
Thanks Funguy!
Guild artists list
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Thanks Funguy!
TonyT said:TonyT - F25-CE
chicagowineguy said:
marcellis said:Anthony Ellis - rising star & Bryan Adams fan. Owner of the 72 D-25, that I bought in 1973.
If you're curious about the G-shield, click the 1972 D-25 restoration link in my sig.
cuthbert said:
12 string said:
Graham
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Graham said:
Anyone? Anyone?
Hi Graham; if we get an LTG-Wiki established, this thread will probably get edited as the baseline for a 'Guild Artists' article with added information, pics, YouTube links whatever. In the meantime, I've been copying the most recent 'sightings' and shoveling them sideways from the new 'Artist' thread to this one so, in the event of a new/dupe sighting, at least one of these parallel threads will be reasonably complete. Otherwise, if somebody wants to write this up and they 'call' for Guild sightings, the wheel is going to get re-invented ... again. J
Graham
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This thread is the most comprehensive collection. I just wanted to keep it in the fore.
12 string
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capnjuan said:TonyT said:TonyT - F25-CE
chicagowineguy said:
marcellis said:Anthony Ellis - rising star & Bryan Adams fan. Owner of the 72 D-25, that I bought in 1973.
If you're curious about the G-shield, click the 1972 D-25 restoration link in my sig.
cuthbert said:
12 string said:
Yeah, I said it, but it was on a diferent thread!
How did you do that???
' Strang
killdeer43
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In this morning's paper was a photo of one of the bands playing later this month at the Northwest Washington Fair. The name of the band is Emerson Drive and they're apparently from Alberta. Quite noticeable up front and in the hands of one of the band members is a beauty of a D-55 (me thinks).
This is the first I've heard of this band, but there's at least one good guitar in the bunch. :wink:
Joe
This is the first I've heard of this band, but there's at least one good guitar in the bunch. :wink:
Joe
Dan Rossen of Grizzly bear and Department of Eagles uses a T-50
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xa2zr-7SiGU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xa2zr-7SiGU
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Murry Hammond, wonderful bassist from Old 97's...
fungusyoung
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Brendan Benson (with Westerberg hair)
I just LOVE these guitars... too bad they're so darn expensive! Anyone here have one w/P90's like this?
I just LOVE these guitars... too bad they're so darn expensive! Anyone here have one w/P90's like this?
Hi David; all the web browsers support multiple windows so you can have LTG open in two different windows. I had this old 'Artists' thread running in one window and LTG's Tim Buckley: Custom 512? thread in the other window - the source of your original post. By clicking 'Quote' in connection with your old post, the editing window opens and provides the text of your post which I copied out, pasted into the open 'Draft' window in this thread, and closed the other window without posting anything new.12 string said:
But sadly, it's pretty clear you spend much too much time playing and enjoying your 12ers instead of wasting it working on BB software skills ... :wink: Best wishes; John
Session player to Kathy's left in this and other paste studio videos on the tube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PldAG4Hkrus
We can add Mark Spoelstra to the list, I remember him as a 12 stringer from the early 60s who used a Guild on occasion. He certainly had one in his later years.
Have a good related story. One day in 1962 I suggested to a friend that we go to Gerde's Folk City that evening to hear three young performers a little bit older than us that I had heard several times before. It was an off night, Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday. First up was Mark Spoelstra, second was Phil Ochs who was really my favorite, and the third was from Minnesota named Bob something or other (I wonder what ever happened to him!). There was a grand total of 6 people in the audience that night. me and my friend, a couple and a businessman (suit, tie etc. not the usual crowd) with a hooker. Never did figure out how the latter two wound up there, although Gerde's was a bar and they were drinking a lot more than us poor students. I also vaguely remembering on talking to them that he was interested in country music. Takes all kinds I suppose, though it wasn't exactly Hank on stage. There was no tip jar, and I can't remember a cover, so I suspect Gerde's didn't make much that night.
Harmony H-173 bought in 1960 (retired)
Alvarez AC60S
Eastman AC320ce BOOKMATCHING BOOKMATCHING WE DON'T NEED NO STINKING BOOKMATCHING!
http://www.massstreetmusic.com/store/sh ... id-Cutaway
GAD-JF30E(blonde)
We can add Mark Spoelstra to the list, I remember him as a 12 stringer from the early 60s who used a Guild on occasion. He certainly had one in his later years.
Have a good related story. One day in 1962 I suggested to a friend that we go to Gerde's Folk City that evening to hear three young performers a little bit older than us that I had heard several times before. It was an off night, Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday. First up was Mark Spoelstra, second was Phil Ochs who was really my favorite, and the third was from Minnesota named Bob something or other (I wonder what ever happened to him!). There was a grand total of 6 people in the audience that night. me and my friend, a couple and a businessman (suit, tie etc. not the usual crowd) with a hooker. Never did figure out how the latter two wound up there, although Gerde's was a bar and they were drinking a lot more than us poor students. I also vaguely remembering on talking to them that he was interested in country music. Takes all kinds I suppose, though it wasn't exactly Hank on stage. There was no tip jar, and I can't remember a cover, so I suspect Gerde's didn't make much that night.
Harmony H-173 bought in 1960 (retired)
Alvarez AC60S
Eastman AC320ce BOOKMATCHING BOOKMATCHING WE DON'T NEED NO STINKING BOOKMATCHING!
http://www.massstreetmusic.com/store/sh ... id-Cutaway
GAD-JF30E(blonde)
OOPS the Kathy Mattea Guild session player has already been cited in Kathy Mattea Guild Sighting under Miscellaneous.
Harmony H-173 bought in 1960 (retired)
Alvarez AC60S
Eastman AC320ce BOOKMATCHING BOOKMATCHING WE DON'T NEED NO STINKING BOOKMATCHING!
http://www.massstreetmusic.com/store/sh ... id-Cutaway
GAD-JF30E(blonde)
Harmony H-173 bought in 1960 (retired)
Alvarez AC60S
Eastman AC320ce BOOKMATCHING BOOKMATCHING WE DON'T NEED NO STINKING BOOKMATCHING!
http://www.massstreetmusic.com/store/sh ... id-Cutaway
GAD-JF30E(blonde)
Here is an unusual one, since I associate her with Taylors, Nanci Griffith. Even better. she is playing my favorite NG song.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9XtqmCAd ... re=related
Harmony H-173 bought in 1960 (retired)
Alvarez AC60S
Eastman AC320ce BOOKMATCHING BOOKMATCHING WE DON'T NEED NO STINKING BOOKMATCHING!
http://www.massstreetmusic.com/store/sh ... id-Cutaway
GAD-JF30E(blonde)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9XtqmCAd ... re=related
Harmony H-173 bought in 1960 (retired)
Alvarez AC60S
Eastman AC320ce BOOKMATCHING BOOKMATCHING WE DON'T NEED NO STINKING BOOKMATCHING!
http://www.massstreetmusic.com/store/sh ... id-Cutaway
GAD-JF30E(blonde)
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How can we forget the great U. Utah Phillips (Bruce Phillips), may he rest in peace...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dd4yNMo5r14
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dd4yNMo5r14
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ks-LmHAG ... re=related
That guitar was handed down to him by his grandfather..."unfortunately he
was still on the ladder when the cops came..." :lol:
That guitar was handed down to him by his grandfather..."unfortunately he
was still on the ladder when the cops came..." :lol:
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Gone, perhaps, but never forgotten.Bill Ashton said:
I had the pleasure of being up-close and personal with the Golden Voice of the Great Southwest three times and his songs have long been a big part of my own travelin' bag.
He sang great songs and told great stories. Who could forget Moose Turd Pie? He filled a room, no matter the size!
Joe