Should be a good one.
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Dallas Guitar Show
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SFIV1967
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Wish I could be there in person! Still dreams in Corona crazy Germany...
Ralf
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This is the same as the old GuitArlington? If so, it's something everyone should experience at least once!
This is the one that is held in Dallas in the springtime, which is just as big as the Guitar Show in Arlington. The Arlington show did move to Fort Worth for two years, but it was a flop, and now it's back where it belongs in Arlington. The Dallas show is just as big, if not bigger than the Arlington show, with bands playing in different areas (outside and inside) and workshops. I like this one a bit better because of the break you can take, and listen to some live entertainment throughout the day. Then they have after-hours entertainment events going on inside and outside for more money. With so many musicians here in the area, Dallas is alive with music venues. In my opinion, this is a big show. This show goes on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
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I suppose I would be more interested in the music if I recognized the names
Ana Popovic was on stage with Hot Tuna, or visa versa.
But Greg Koch is a founder of Stone Brewing.
No one else rings a bell.
SFIV1967
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You got the wrong guy...
Greg Koch is a great guitar player, entertainer, the face behind all the Wildwood demos, he demos for many companies, he has his own line of amps and pedals,...
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The humor or irony did not translate. I know there is a musician named Greg Koch if only because his name is on a list of musical acts. But I have no familiarity with the musician Greg Koch but am well aware of the brewer Greg Koch. I know enough about the latter that I do not expect him to be performing at a guitar show in Dallas.
I'll be there, as usual. I sold a lot of guitars at the shows. I never sold online because I know what I have and didn't want any hassle of returns for any reason. I just about stopped buying and haven't sold any in the last five years because what I have now are just too hard for me to let go, however, I must let some go because I have too many. I'm pondering now which ones I will bring to sell.
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