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How bout the time my band Altered jammed out years ago in the middle of summer n I left my bass in its case draped from wheel well to wheel well in my drummer’s Camero n by the time I got there the next day it had gotten SO hot my case was drooping between… Continue Reading Hot As Hell…
As a child my husband always wanted to play the guitar. When he was in grade school about 7 or 8 years old he signed up for music class. During class one day, his music teacher said to him “son, do you play any sports?” My husband replied, yes I play baseball. The teacher then… Continue Reading Broken Hearted
Years ago I owned a Retail Music Store specializing in quality guitars. One early September Monday I scheduled a “Midnight Madness Sale” starting at 9 PM. Just prior to the sale; a major rainstorm occurred. As I watched the pouring rain; I noticed numerous wet areas on my suspended ceiling tiles throughout the store. I… Continue Reading Midnight Madness
It’s been Years since I had an SG, I remember it was huge fun to play. A few months back my wife and I got T-Boned by a hit and run driver here in Fla. Spent some months in a coma while she and my son wheeled in and out to “take care of me”.… Continue Reading Gibson SG – Crushed
When I was in junior high. I left my acoustic guitar at my buddy Ed’s house because we were going to play music the next day. When I got to school that next day Ed told me that he and his friend Terry were lifting weights in the basement by the musical equipment. Terry was… Continue Reading Beyond Repair
I had finely become financially able to afford a really good instrument after years of playing an inexpensive house guitar. I was so proud of my new Martin D28 guitar. I would go anywhere I was invited, to show it off. A week after I acquired it I went to a jam at an old… Continue Reading The breaking of my first Martin D28
It was 1964, and I was a 13-year-old folkie. I lived and breathed folk music: PP&M, Pete Seeger, Judy Collins, Joan Baez. I was a singer but could not sing my beloved songs because I had no guitar. So that year for Christmas, to my great joy I received a Silvertone Classical guitar–$ 29.95 at… Continue Reading Sad Story with a Silver(tone) Lining
It was 1972. I had 14 guitars. Both acoustic and electric. My oldest one was a 1969 Fender Mustang. My newest was a 1971 Martin 000-18. I hardly played the Mustang but I did on this day. The Martin I always kept in the case opened and easy to access. This was in my bedroom… Continue Reading Those Darn Cats
When I was young and in college I wanted a good quality guitar to play. So I cashed out my savings and took the elevated train into Chicago where there was a fine little music store right downtown. After playing a bunch of their instruments I saw they had a wonderful 1962 Hofner acoustic, a… Continue Reading The Hofner
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