jgmaute
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Just found this on YouTube, Cheryl Wheeler and Dan Seals singing Cheryl's song, Addicted. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKHSBHahwiA what model is the Guild? It looks like a maple dread.
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Guild Sighting: Cheryl Wheeler
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Frosty
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G-37, a fine guitar. Someone 'round here has a 'burst, I do believe.
Scratch
Enlightened Member
Very nice indeed...
Graham
Venerated Member
Frosty said:
Jeff does. He brought it to Arlington. What a very easy playing guitar.
West R Lee
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Yep, Jeffery has a dandy of a burst G37 that he stole from somebody. Your post brought back some memories jg........maybe my favorite Dan Seals. Nuther Texas boy....sorry, had to throw that in there.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PeXydLRa ... re=related
West
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PeXydLRa ... re=related
West
Dan Seals, formerly "England Dan" when he was partnered with John Ford Coley. Younger brother of Jim Seals of Seals and Krofts. Very talented fellow. Thanks for posting!
GardMan
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Thanks for posting that clip... I had never heard Cheryl Wheeler before (tho' I have heard others cover her songs). I listened to a few of the other clips posted on YouTube... Very nice (tho' I didn't see that Guild again). I especially liked "Mrs. Pinocci's Guitar." Might have to get one of her CDs...
In the very beginning of "Addicted" with Dan Seals, the color of her Guild (almost close-up of the shoulder) looks more like that of my ash D-46 (and maybe even a hint of the characteristic stripes) than my maple G-37. Also thought I caught a hint of back bracing in the shot at ~3:14-3:18... Could be a maple D-44 or ash D-46 (but the bridge looks like rosewood)? Or just the YouTube video playing tricks with the colors and shadows... Doesn't matter... sounds great whatever it is! Thanks for posting that!
In the very beginning of "Addicted" with Dan Seals, the color of her Guild (almost close-up of the shoulder) looks more like that of my ash D-46 (and maybe even a hint of the characteristic stripes) than my maple G-37. Also thought I caught a hint of back bracing in the shot at ~3:14-3:18... Could be a maple D-44 or ash D-46 (but the bridge looks like rosewood)? Or just the YouTube video playing tricks with the colors and shadows... Doesn't matter... sounds great whatever it is! Thanks for posting that!