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Smoke Fairies- Axvault Exclusive
By Patrick Keegan Albums- Since 2008 the duo of Katharine Blamire and Jessica Davies has been using their slide-ridden riffs and outrageous harmonies to invade the music players of people with good taste. Their first album, Ghosts, is fantastic. From the heavy slide guitar on “Frozen Heart” to the searing vocals on “Living With [...]
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George Barnes, First Electric Guitar 1938 Es 150
he first recording of an electric guitar in jazz was by jazz guitarist George Barnes who recorded two songs in Chicago on March 1st, 1938: “Sweetheart Land” and “It’s a Low-Down Dirty Shame” with Big Bill Broonzy. Many historians incorrectly attribute the first recording to Eddie Durham, but his recording with the Kansas City Five was not until 15 days later. Durham introduced the instrument to Charlie Christian.
History of Eddie Van Halen “Frank 1″ guitar worth a $ million? Really?
After years of touring, “Frank 1” was retired, for a variety of reasons, as Eddie headed into an era of partnerships with various guitar manufacturers.
In 2006, Fender teamed with Eddie to create the “Frankenstein Replica,” or “Frank 2,” a replica created by master guitar builder Chip Ellis. Fender issued a “Frank 2” limited edition in 2007, which were selling at $25,000 a guitar.