Chordchunker

General motors, IBM, Underwood Typewriter Company, and Rock-Ola jukebox all made M1 carbines during ww2.

I agree with Ellen. Start with a good, solid wood guitar first (whatever she likes) and go from there. The signal chain depends on the venue imo. I have a fishman mini loudbox that I gig with for intimate gigs at small clubs (nice and small/light). On a large stage in front of a bit crowd I either mic it (solo) or use a Baggs M1 and an EQ stomp box.. There are so many choices now that there is something for everyone.

Yeah like this 1941.. Price is only $95,000.

http://www.gryphonstrings.com/instpix/34537/34537.php

I sure wish he would come back to Winfield.. I love Tommy E, but I`ve seen him there a dozen times or so.. Norman and Nancy used to play every year in the 80`s, but they haven`t been there in quite some time..

Django.

Gawd only knows.. Bill Monroe`s mandolin is supposedly the most valuable American instrument..

Elvis is that you?

Martin D18

You can get a new Martin D18 for $1700.00, a much better guitar imho.

I`ve used the speed picks but never those. Interesting!

The town I live in is full of hippies too young and old. I thought about opening a booth offering Beading and Braiding for armipits for the lady hippies.

What is the difference between the 1960`s hippies and the Hippies of today?

A trust fund.

Were they good? The buskers around here are real musicians.

a 1974 Ford LTD. Took a long time to get it out.

I usually buy them at guitar center. Or get a few of these :\n

http://bluechippick.net/index.php?page=shop.browse&category_id=7&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=90

Congrats! I`ve had 2 new J45`s and one that was built in 1951. And I`1ve had a couple of J 50`s. Fine guitars! Love `em.

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