Showing posts with label John Hartford. Show all posts
Showing posts with label John Hartford. Show all posts

Monday, May 2, 2011

1985 Frets: Nationals and Dobros - American Ingenuity

Slidin' Steel - The Resophonic Guitar; Nationals and Dobros - American Ingenuity; A Brief Dobro History; Dobro Lesson - Hawaiian Slide, High "G" Tuning; Slide Seminar - Slants and Patterns; Stanley Clarke and the art of the bass; John Hartford - banjo, fiddle and fancy footwork; Frets visits Folk Roots Dulcimers; Review: Takamine 12-string; more

1985 August Frets Guitar Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com

Tuesday, March 1, 2011

1979 Bill Clifton and Red Rector - Old-timey and Red Flash

Contents: Bill Clifton and Red Rector; History of the Violin part 2; Three on a String - songs, skits and comedy; Bluegrass in Washington D.C.; A new look at the mandolin; Mountain Music of Puerto Rico; A Festival in Salem; Carson J. Robison - country music pioneer; Eddie Conners - four-stringed banjo player; Gary Mehalick and Orrin Star; An American Heritage - interview with Dennis Trone, co-owner of the Julia Belle Swain, John Hartford's "second home"; Down Home Folks - Buck White, Sharon Hicks and Cheryl White; more

1979 May Pickin' Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com

Sunday, October 10, 2010

1978 John Hartford at Amazingrace - vintage Washburn Ad

Check out a Washburn. The challenge is in the first few moments when I'm working to capture the audience. The job's a little easier when my instrument is working as hard as I am. Washburn makes it happen...at about half the price you're probably thinking. It's great working with a Washburn. Pictured: John Hartford at Amazingrace

1978 John Hartford at Amazingrace - vintage Washburn Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com