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Almost looks like they ran the body through a fret-slot saw.

CYA material from the legal team. A better attorney would have just changed the title to "presentation board" or "serving board."

True, but noticed enough to get MBEs.

Duh, it's a mixer. :cautious: :D

<veer> How much did the cash flowing into the country from The Beatles, Herman's Hermits et al hasten the end of the import ban?</veer>

I think that was a piece of music Keith Richards was working on with Gram Parsons back in the day.

I agree with Walrus, of course, but I also think GM also helped them hone and arrange songs to make them even better, which taught them to become even better song writers.

This one, sadly, didn't age well, but deep down it's one of my favorites. A look back when this could still be considered humorous.

Yeah, the Reverb articles are often pretty bad, but the comment section usually fixes the errors.

There's a fairly decent article on Reverb about it: https://reverb.com/news/the-british-guitar-embargo-when-brits-were-banned-from-buying-american It doesn't really get into the reasoning behind it, but I suspect it may have been to keep money on the East side of the pond to facilitate...

Which is a crappier instrument, this one, or the "Magic Alex" guitar? I mean, it's cool that it's been found, and somebody is going to get a pile of dough from this, but outside of it's Beatle connection, it's not exactly 'tonal nirvana.'

Sounds like a lot of bands. Too many, in fact

Is that the guy from Huey Lewis' band?

Dickey was a great songwriter, and had great chops and tone, but the thing that made him rise above the rest was his melodicism. You could hum his solos in Blue Sky or Elizabeth Reed from memory, they're so tuneful.

At least the TRC was on correctly

Even the most tempestuous of children would have given up halfway through that.

Pretty sure he also appeared in a US ad as well, probably Guitar Player, but possibly Guitar World. Same photo, but possibly black and white.

Chrissie always played a tele, but James usually played humbuckers - Hamers, Les Pauls and a Zemaitis. The first album, I believe was an Ibanez Destroyer

"It's a job."

I want those pants. ...and Libby's shirt/vest. I could do without the 'jaundice tights' on the women.