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Photo by, uh, Mark Whisler? Bill Sasse? I'm wearing the silliest expression here and an ev worse one in an ev worse photo tak just before or after this. *Really*. A nice smile would have be just fine.
But you can see the guitar clearly ough. It was a garage-sale find made by Tim Stephson who had the knack for them. It had nylon strings on it wh he bought it. It sounded good with the right kind of strings- steel. I came home from a camping trip a year or two before this and found a big crack in the front, betwe the bridge and sound hole. A luthier who worked with Guitar Showcase fixed it, but it wasn't, in his and in my opinion, strong ough for Medium strings, so I always played lights. Ev with lights, the stress of steel strings had pulled the top below the bridge outward, and squished the top betwe bridge and sound hold inward. That was the stressed area where some mysterious evt involving my family cracked it. I never was clear who did what, exactly, but my parts paid for the repair. It still sounded good, but I was careful with it.
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I tried a couple sets of Ernie Ball Super Slinkys, which were hilarious (they are so light I could bd several semitones without any difficulty.) But they didn't stay in tune and didn't particularly flatter an acoustic guitar. As Steve Arnold would put it, The Quest for Tone starts with heavier strings. Which is why my Yamaha wears Mediums.
The neck of this guitar was quite nice, and was screwed on, with no heel piece. I would gladly have had another one of these, this is the only one I ever saw. The pick guard was attached with screws to the trusses under the top, and I'd removed it and shimmed the neck to lower the action by the time this photo was tak.
A year or two later, Christmas '77 I think, it was stol out of my family's Olds station wagon, in the hard case I bought for it and with a brass slide my parts gave me for Christmas. Major bummer. A witness saw the two thieves take the guitar, got the licse number of the car the thieves drove off in. I made a Police Report but nothing came of it. I made an insurance claim, with a testimonial to the quality of the instrumt by Richard Dale, and got around $100 from USAA. Thank you, USAA. I really did think I'd locked the car that night, but obviously didn't. Yes, I was rushing to get some Christmas shopping done. I used that money and some of my own to buy the Yamaha FG-180 I still play.
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I made the gold brocade jacket from a thrift store curtain, for my 19th birthday. I copied the pattern from a black velvet jacket Nick Van Krijdt had, using the loaner sewing machine at the Sonoma State College dorms. I hope dorms still have loaner sewing machines. It wasn't lined and I never made button holes, so the buttons were just decorative, but it looked sharp, from a distance. The red, satin, pants were from a store in San Francisco that Nick got his gre ones from. No young, male, peacock was ever more intt on looking good, or had fewer clues than I.
This image, which was originally posted to Flickr, was uploaded to Commons using Flickr upload bot on 15 July 2013, 07:03 by Clusternote. On that date, it was confirmed to be licsed under the terms of the licse indicated.We would like to celebrate some of the most unheard of guitar genres with you! How many of them do you know?
What? At the turn of the 20th century, Portuguese sailors brought guitars to shipping ports in Sierra Leone, Nigeria, Liberia, and Ghana. Their African shipmates used them to create a hybrid folk sound that merged guitars with local melodies, rhythms, and Trinidadian calypso. Its name comes from the palm wine drank while listening to music.
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What? Surf music comes from the 1950s surf culture in Southern California. There are two major types - instrumental and vocal. Instrumental surf uses reverb-heavy electric guitars to evoke the sound of crashing waves (think Dick Dale and the Del-Tones) whereas vocal surf takes that original sound and adds vocal harmonies (think the Beach Boys).
Sound? It has a medium to fast tempo and is dominated by electric guitars. Bands use amplifiers to create a wet spring reverb that creates a sound like crashing waves. Guitarists also use the vibrato arm on their guitars to bend the pitch of notes and rapid (alternating) tremolo picking.
Sound? Strong guitar and drum sounds with drums helping to provide complex rhythms. Guitarists often use tapping techniques and loop pedals to build on these rhythms.
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What? Cute metal blends parts of heavy metal and J-pop with lyrics that have cute, lovable (Kawaii) themes. Cute Metal is a lot less aggressive than other heavy metal styles.
What? Shoegaze gets its name from the musicians who were often looking down at their effects pedals during concerts. It emerged from neo-psychedelic groups who usually stood motionless during live performances.
Sound? Described as a wash of sound, Shoegaze incorporates overwhelmingly loud volume, with long, droning riffs, waves of distortion, and bent or flanged guitars.
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What? Ninendocore is a style of metal music that mixes chiptune and video game music with hardcore punk and/or heavy metal. Its name was inspired by Nintendo, where many of the music samples come from.
What? Jazz fusion is a style of music that combines parts of jazz with rock, funk, and R&B, Influenced by rock and roll, Jazz musicians use electric guitars, amplifiers, and keyboards to create their sound.
Sound? Like Jazz or rock, arrangements can differ in complexity. Some employ groove-based vamps fixed to a single key or a single chord with a simple, repeated melody. Others use elaborate chord progressions, unconventional time signatures, or melodies with counter-melodies. Both types of arrangements typically include improvisation similar to other types of jazz.
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