I discovered him by accident in the eighties and been a fan ever since. So great to see him play the Guild...again
David Wilcox and his Old Guild
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I discovered him by accident in the eighties and been a fan ever since. So great to see him play the Guild...again
I heard this song and thought I better check out this guy.
This is the first alternate tuning piece I figured out from him.
And here with that Guild D-55 back in then day.
SFIV1967
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Joe Glaser in Nashville is a great guy (and team) restoring such old intruments! (Joe Glaser's team are Joe Bonamassa's luthiers by the way...)
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Bless his (Mr. Glaser's) heart.
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I first saw him in a video he did on a guitar that James Olsen had made for him. Seems like a wonderful man! Can't believe he's chosen so right now, finally!
Holy cow! That's an impressive sound... & an impressive sounding instrument! I had one briefly from '96 that was pretty-beat when I got it. Had the Frankenstein repair done for seam separation, that was skillfully neglected from the photos in the for sale ad. But I kept if for awhile anyway. Loose binding, very sloppily repaired. And one of the strangest things I'd ever seen - a fret that protruded outward from the end of the treble side of the neck at or around the 7th fret. (which the binding accomodated, and looked kind of like a shallow triange, or corner, rather than a (more) straight-edge. Magnificent sound, that said, and truly a "chorus of Angels!" Quite the substantial case with it as well, as I recall. I wish I could find one from that similar era again, at a price I can/or could afford. Hasn't come close to happening since~
Can't believe he's chosen so right now, finally! Holy cow! That's an impressive sound... & an impressive sounding instrument! I had one briefly from '96 that was pretty-beat when I got it. Had the Frankenstein repair done for seam separation, that was skillfully neglected from the photos in the for sale ad. But I kept if for awhile anyway. Loose binding, very sloppily repaired. And one of the strangest things I'd ever seen - a fret that protruded outward from the end of the treble side of the neck at or around the 7th fret. (which the binding accomodated, and looked kind of like a shallow triange, or corner, rather than a (more) straight-edge. Magnificent sound, that said, and truly a "chorus of Angels!" Quite the substantial case with it as well, as I recall. I wish I could find one from that similar era again, at a price I can/or could afford. Hasn't come close to happening since~
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Been a fan for 30 years or so now. This is the song that hooked me, and I'll never tire of it.
Terrific singer, songwriter, and guitarist.
Terrific singer, songwriter, and guitarist.
Yeah another great song.