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Found this oddity listed on Ebay a few days ago. Body style is the lovechild of a Telecaster and a Flying V. The brand name on the headstock is “Indy”; I was unable to locate a company website, but they … Continue reading
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Custom carved by Doug Rowell for a guitarist in Arkansas. The design features a bust of Jerry Garcia along with a tiger, a bunch of roses, and the Grateful Dead’s “Steal Your Face” logo. You can see more of Doug … Continue reading
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Carved for James Burton in 1972 by Doug Rowell. The design features a crucifix, a Leo astrological sign, and “TCB” which stands for “Taking Care of Business”. “Taking Care of Business” is what Elvis called his band, and Mr. Burton … Continue reading
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Though the general shape of this electric guitar is very traditional, it could be spotted and identified instantly by virtue of the signature “T” hollowed out of the headstock. The unusual (at the time) thing about this guitar is that … Continue reading
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Recently reissued version of the iconic missile shaped guitar from the ’60′s. One notable quirk (aside from the overall design) is that it has one single-coil pickup and one humbucker mounted very close to each other, about halfway between the … Continue reading
