Michael Gurian was born in Brooklyn, New York, and in 1965 opened a shop building classical instruments, expanding to steel string guitars in 1969. In 1971 he moved his shop to Hinsdale, New Hampshire, and was well on the way to becoming a prominent player in the North American guitar industry.
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Something we don’t see often – a 2007 Top Hat Super Deluxe Club 1×12 Combo Amplifier. This wonderful little amp uses a Celestion Vintage 30 12 inch speaker and takes 6L6, 6V6 or EL34 tubes for 22 or 33 wattts.
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Today we are featuring the Taylor 528e First Edition. This large body guitar features a mahogany top, back and sides and a special First Edition peghead and fretboard inlay.
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The Fender Bass has been the standard since it was introduced; it didn’t take long for bassists and other band members to realize the benefit of a physically smaller but sonically larger instrument.
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It’s almost a sure bet that you have heard Barney Kessel. As a member of the ‘Wrecking Crew’, the group of go-to session musicians in Los Angeles during the 1960’s, he played — anonymously, of course — on a vast number of hit records.
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Almost the Grail – a Cherry Red 1960 Gibson ES-355. Gibson introduced the thinline ES series in 1958, and the innovative combination of solid center block and acoustic chambers beyond made the line an instant hit.
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