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- Favorite Flatpickers
- Doc Watson, Steve Kaufman, Ben Doerfel, Jim Hurst, Tony Rice, Cody Kilby, Andy Falco, Josh Williams,...to many to list i like them all.
- Favorite Flatpicking Tunes
- Blackberry Blossom, Angiline the Baker,....
- Favorite Guitars
- My old G-65 and my new G-55
- Do you have a website?
- http://www.gallagherguitar.com
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AND I'M GONNA MISS IT!!! I can't believe this. For a few years now, my folks have been asking me to come to the River Valley Jamboree, which is just north of North Bay, Ontario. (Yes it's WAY out in the middle of nowhere) I was gonna go this year ...
Barry and Holly Tashian perform "The Promise" with Ross Sermons on bass. The song is from their new CD, "Long Story Short".
Hey Phillip....not so sure but I think he makes his own picks from tortoiseshell (raw triangular blanks) ...good question hmmm.....I wonder if he really does?
I met Allen at Kamp and admire his playing very much - he just gets better with time!
I found this to be one of the most impressive monuments at Gettysburg.
Juststrings.com: S335 are $5.62 US (also TM335)
True mediums ( TM335) are lighter on the 3rd 4th & 5th string ....about where most mediums are. The S335 (std medium) are what i was refering to. Out of interest how much does a set of these cost in the USA ? Here in England I pay about £7-50 ster...
Where are you seeing these for "a little over $400"?
I have one that's for sale. It's a pretty nice guitar, but the interior workmanship is a little rough and the bridge was coming off (I removed it, scraped the finish off, and reglued it).
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LJ
Sounds like you had a great contest. We'd love to see the pictures! Post them when you get a chance. Also, if you want to put up a blog post about the contest and list the winners, that would be great.
Dan
I really like you guys guitars.I own a 98'G-70 great guitar well built nice appointments.Keep on pickin.Thanks
Terry
Thanks for the invite.
A Famous name in guitar building! Are you kin?
Tony
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Jim
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