Fingerstyle Guitar Magazine #13 with CD - Charlie Byrd

Features: Charlie Byrd - Byrd Watchers; Duck Baker - Expanding the Boundries; Artist Profiles - Rick Ruskin, Paulo Bellinati, Eric Lugosch, Woody Mann; Guitar Maker Series - Washburn, James Goodall; Columns: Dealing with the physiological symptoms of performance anxiety; Guitjo Adventures; Adventures of the right hand; Master Workshops: Gayla Drake Paul - Planxtys - They're not just for bards anymore; Richard Matteson - Arranging fiddle tunes for fingerstyle guitar; more

#13 Fingerstyle Guitar Magazine Back-Issue with CD available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1979 Washburn Hawk Electric guitar - listen to the scream of the Hawk

Listen to the scream of the Hawk. The Hawk combines Washburn's traditional workmanship with fine quality materials at an affordable price. Special features include: neck-through body construction; 3-piece rock maple and rosewood neck; polished rosewood fingerboard with jumbo frets; solid ash body with carved arch-top; Washburn "Power Sustain" humbucking pickups; brass bridge and nut; strings anchored from back of body; available in grained black, grained brown and tobacco sunburst finishes.

1979 Washburn Hawk Electric guitar - listen to the scream of the Hawk Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1981 International Musician and Recording World Magazine - Paul McCartney Profile

Contents: Paul McCartney - Dave Lawrensen reassesses the most successful composer and recording artist of all time; Foreigner; Guitar Technique - albums to improve your style; Grace Slick; Arnett Cobb; Country Guitar Check - Washburn Festival, Monterey -a new thin body electric acoustic; Dealer of the month - Stuyvesant; more

1981 April International Musician and Recording World Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com

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

1982 John Lodge of the Moody Blues on tour with Washburn guitar

Every guitar player needs feedback. But only from the audience!

A true natural acoustic sound, without feedback.

The new Festival acoustic electric guitar is intended to perform to the highest possible standards acoustically, and electrically without feedback, genuinely giving the best of both worlds. Hand finished in the prestigious Washburn factories, their-oval soundholes and florentine cutaways give a distinctive appearance, with the added ability to reach the higher register.

The Washburn Festival Series.

Pictured: John Lodge of the Moody Blues on tour with Washburn

1982 John Lodge of the Moody Blues on tour with Washburn guitar Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1990 Nuno Bettencourt of Extreme for Washburn KC70 Guitar

The Man: Nuno Bettencourt

The Band: Extreme

The Guitar: Washburn KC70, Woodstone Finish

Washburn - what a great guitar should be

1990 Nuno Bettencourt of Extreme for Washburn KC70 Guitar Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com