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Gary’s the bottom of the Hollywood Comb Overs. As bassist, he’s responsible for laying it down and keeping time. When he’s not laying railroad ties he has an odd habit of doodling.
David Studivant has lead the famed San Francisco Medicine Ball Band for a whopping 40 years at least! Featuring only the most fun cats to gig with, Dave’s still on San Fran’s A list for local Jazz with the Rue de Bourbon flavors of New Orleans. You gotta check ‘um out...
Rockabilly band rocking Fender’s stage @NAMM. Notice Gretsch’s prominent appearance.
Can you imagine the tension on the neck of a wooden, six string bass? I guess I’m more curious how they sound. Are they amped? There is also a thumb rail on the fretless models.
Warwick is know for innovation. They call this series the Aliens…...
Glitter is the stage’s best friend. Not sure if it’d be on my stage. But with Bling so popular, Glam’s sure to...
The devil’s in the details. These diamond point fretboard inlays have the best diamond markings of color, clarity and unmatched cut. Spotted at NAMM, the triple pearl banding and precision craftsmanship is fit for a king… or a king of the road if you’re Roger Miller.
In 1976 Santa Cruz Guitars brought boutique guitar making into the limelight. Hands down, inspired musicians all agree Santa Cruz Guitars are spellbindingly unique. There’s an auditorium in every body, an impeccable intonation to every fretboard and a virtuoso hugging every exquisitely hand crafted axe. No, not for the thrifty. But once you own one, you’ll have a love affair that rings truer as time goes by. Visit ’um sometime!
No matter your lumber of choice… here’s the reason we pick & grin. God bless you Doc...
We all have to report to someone.
Right?
Well… usually. The buck stops here in most cases. In other denominations the misses manages HQ. Work time it’s my humble clients who always command and receive my attention.
Web logging, or weblog as the term has morphed, means uploading daily content and managing dynamic sites – like this site! And I do enjoy this. I’ve also managed to setup a few “personal” sites that I’ve never categorized properly. I enjoy photography. I write. I play music. I’m a family guy. I have an old VW and a pooch dogging me...
Not quite a steel guitar… oh wait. It IS. Is this axe more art than instrument?
Various stages of paint, varnish, sanding and waiting – courtesy Fender in Corona, California.
Hogan’s Heros
Posted by Paul Levey
on Apr 11th, 2012 |
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Gary’s the bottom of the Hollywood Comb Overs. As bassist, he’s responsible for laying it down and keeping time. When he’s not laying railroad ties he has an odd habit of doodling.
Medicine Ball Band
Posted by Paul Levey
on Mar 29th, 2012 |
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David Studivant has lead the famed San Francisco Medicine Ball Band for a whopping 40 years at least! Featuring only the most fun cats to gig with, Dave’s still on San Fran’s A list for local Jazz with the Rue de Bourbon flavors of New Orleans. You gotta check ‘um out...
Rockabilly @ Fender
Posted by Paul Levey
on Mar 17th, 2012 |
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Rockabilly band rocking Fender’s stage @NAMM. Notice Gretsch’s prominent appearance.
Alien Invasion
Posted by Paul Levey
on Mar 12th, 2012 |
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Can you imagine the tension on the neck of a wooden, six string bass? I guess I’m more curious how they sound. Are they amped? There is also a thumb rail on the fretless models.
Warwick is know for innovation. They call this series the Aliens…...
All That Glitters
Posted by Paul Levey
on Mar 11th, 2012 |
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Glitter is the stage’s best friend. Not sure if it’d be on my stage. But with Bling so popular, Glam’s sure to...
Diamond Points
Posted by Paul Levey
on Mar 9th, 2012 |
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The devil’s in the details. These diamond point fretboard inlays have the best diamond markings of color, clarity and unmatched cut. Spotted at NAMM, the triple pearl banding and precision craftsmanship is fit for a king… or a king of the road if you’re Roger Miller.
Boutique Guitars
Posted by Paul Levey
on Mar 8th, 2012 |
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In 1976 Santa Cruz Guitars brought boutique guitar making into the limelight. Hands down, inspired musicians all agree Santa Cruz Guitars are spellbindingly unique. There’s an auditorium in every body, an impeccable intonation to every fretboard and a virtuoso hugging every exquisitely hand crafted axe. No, not for the thrifty. But once you own one, you’ll have a love affair that rings truer as time goes by. Visit ’um sometime!
No matter your lumber of choice… here’s the reason we pick & grin. God bless you Doc...
El Jefé
Posted by Paul Levey
on Mar 7th, 2012 |
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We all have to report to someone.
Right?
Well… usually. The buck stops here in most cases. In other denominations the misses manages HQ. Work time it’s my humble clients who always command and receive my attention.
Web logging, or weblog as the term has morphed, means uploading daily content and managing dynamic sites – like this site! And I do enjoy this. I’ve also managed to setup a few “personal” sites that I’ve never categorized properly. I enjoy photography. I write. I play music. I’m a family guy. I have an old VW and a pooch dogging me...
Steel Axe
Posted by Paul Levey
on Mar 6th, 2012 |
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Not quite a steel guitar… oh wait. It IS. Is this axe more art than instrument?
Fender Paint Tree
Posted by Paul Levey
on Mar 6th, 2012 |
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Various stages of paint, varnish, sanding and waiting – courtesy Fender in Corona, California.
Paul Levey 
