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Japanese Electric Guitars
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30 Years Ago: Pat Travers in Vancouver with Aerosmith
, Both of which featured a guitarist I actually liked better than him named Pat Thrall.I followed him off and on after the '80s, when he--like Gary Moore around the same time--abandoned hard-rock for the blues, but in a good way. Heck, a few years back--after attending a junket-party for Jackass 3D at L.A.'s Roosevelt Hotel and slamming back way too many margaritas--I hobbled over to see Travers play at a bar at the corner of Hollywood & Vine. He still sounded awesome, I must say. Especially on "Stevie".
But getting back to '83: in advance of his Vancouver show a star-struck me did a phone interview with the then-28-year-old "axeman" (in the parlance of the times). I might as well just go ahead and bang it out for you now. Keep in mind that my interview skills were 30 years crappier than they are today.
When did you first get involved with the guitar?
When I was about 11 years old. A friend of mine in school had an electric guitar, and I just thought it was totally amazing. It was a little cheap Japanese one. And I saw Jimi Hendrix in Ottawa about two or three years after that, which was very exciting. I decided right there and then that's what I was going to do.
Japanese Electric Guitars- News
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Missoula musician sees outpouring of support after thieves steal instruments Among the many other things they stole June 21 from Catmull's home on Bulwer Street: his black Gretch “Electromatic” Pro Jet electric guitar and a Japanese banjo. Catmull's only instrument left behind in the robbery spree– his old Taylor guitar |
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Jero: Retro Japanese R&B Becoming its leading man, Jero has crossed racial divides and brought an older generation of Japanese fans into the global millennium. Despite the electric guitar solos, it's easy to see how Jero's warmth and passion for the music draws in new enka fans. |
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Anti-nuclear protesters put heat on Noda The organizers of the weekly Friday night protest against the reactivation of Japan's nuclear reactors have only one slogan and ask those attending not to carry placards unrelated to the nuclear issue. The crowd, including students, parents and 3 |
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Portable Piano Outlet Introduces Takamine Tsunami Relief Guitar to Product Line Portable Piano Outlet, a fast growing musical instrument provider, is pleased to announce the addition of the Takamini Tsunami Relief Guitar in an effort to lend support to the people of Japan. North Berwick . SCHENECTADY — General Electric Co.'s |
Japan Nuclear Disaster Was Preventable, Panel Says
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