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Now that I think about it they were from the 15 series, not 16. All mahogany with Satin finish, slotted headstock, parlor size. No electronics.Martin offered one in their 16 series a few yrs ago.
Now that I think about it they were from the 15 series, not 16. All mahogany with Satin finish, slotted headstock, parlor size. No electronics.Martin offered one in their 16 series a few yrs ago.
Interesting short article, BB. I'm left wondering with all the great players today why did the HOF pick Clint Black?That Jimmie Rodgers posting got me curious about his Weymann guitar. Last night did a little searching and this is one of the articles I stumbled across.
http://nashvilleguitarcompany.com/restoration-gallery/the-jimmie-rodgers-special/
Clint Black has some skill Jack . Surprising I know , but there are a lot of good players around .
Willie Nelson has played a classical adapted, slotted headstock all these yrs. I would think the honor should have been his.
Bonzo
While we're in the ballpark... (Ant's shirt the other day reminded me of these)
Following up on this post from April, I found this image the other day:That seems to be a semi-recent addition to his wardrobe. For years he was known for his fondness for ball caps; specifically John Deere's green ball caps.
Following up on this post from April, I found this image the other day:
As you can see, Seasick Steve likes to wear 'em 'til they can't be worn any more.