GuildFS4612CE
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Great clip! His guitar looks like a Gruhn design with the diamond inlays, but the headstock looks more "custom" - any ideas what that is?
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Beautiful... thanks for the pointer.
John Hartford was one of those special human beings who just seem to breathe musicality. An inspired guitarist, songwriter, banjo player, fiddler and dancer.
John Hartford was one of those special human beings who just seem to breathe musicality. An inspired guitarist, songwriter, banjo player, fiddler and dancer.
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Thanks, Jane, that was sweet.
plaidseason
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Somewhere online I found a PDF of the Fretboard Journal article where that guitar is mentioned. I'll keep looking for it . . .
But if I remember correctly it's one of the very first F44s
Mine's not one of the very first, but I don't love it any less. I need to work on my stage moves though.
But if I remember correctly it's one of the very first F44s
Mine's not one of the very first, but I don't love it any less. I need to work on my stage moves though.
zplay
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Yah , thanks so much for linking that! It's hard to find recordings on the web of F-4Xs and that's a nice clear one. Cool song too.