Guitars of the Stars - Volume II
Dawg Music
It's a different sound, man. It's some of this and some of that. It's a little bit country and a little bit rock and roll with a big side helping of bluegrass.
These friends and folks are a bit more acoustic.
David Grisman - Gibson F5 Mandolin
Dave Lipstein - Epiphone Emperor
Comparing notes and and instruments at a recent concert in Sarasota, Florida
The Kingston Trio
During the early 1960's the Kingston Trio's tight harmonies and hot picking earned them a worldwide following. They were considered by many to be the embodiment of the American Spirit. They are seen here with their Martin 6 string guitar, Martin tenor guitar and longneck 5 string banjo.
Dion DiMucci
Dion and the Belmonts - Teen idol during the early 1960's with hits like "The Wanderer" and "Runaround Sue", grew upa nd played some mighty fine acoustic guitar in the 1970's.
Gordon Lightfoot
"If You Could Read My Mind" and "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" were great songs that rang clean and clear on a Gibson B-45-12 String.
Donovan
'Hurdy Gurdy Man" and "Mellow Yellow" poured forth from the smiley face guitar
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Jimmy Buffett and a Martin D42 - Mark Knopfler's National Style 0
Johnny Rivers
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Johnny Rivers and the "Memphis" sound. "Secret Agent Man" was another great hit of his. Seen here with a slope shoulder Gibson J-45
John Prine
Sam Stone
Came Home
To his wife and family
Pete Townsend of The Who fame with a Gibson J-200.
I've Always Loved This Photo
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