Thursday, April 13, 2006
Wednesday, April 12, 2006
Guitars and Humidity
Thursday, April 06, 2006
David Gilmour - On An Island
Wednesday, April 05, 2006
Josh Ritter
Josh Ritter's The Animal Years is the kind of breakthrough effort that will cause listeners new to the 29 year-old singer -songwriter's work to wonder where this guy has been all their lives - and prompt his passionate fan base to just say, well, we told you so. Following the independent release of The Golden Age of Radio (2002) and Hello Starling (2003), Ritter was championed by critics in publications ranging from the New York Times to Details Magazine, hailed by fellow artists who shared stages with him, and name-checked by anyone who happened to catch him on tour during the years he doggedly worked the road. The music-savvy citizens of the Republic of Ireland christened him a major star well before anyone in the states even knew he had a record out. On The Animal Years, his V2 Records debut, Ritter more than lives up to the buzz. He embraces the topical while reaching for the timeless, resulting in an album that's firmly rooted in right now but guaranteed to resonate for years to come.via
Eric Clapton's Gibson ES-335
Saturday, April 01, 2006
PRS has done it again!
Back in April of last year I blogged on the incredible PRS 513 Rosewood model and it's unreal capabilities. The 513 just won the award for "Best Electric Guitar of the Year." Here's a snip from the article I read:
The award was presented to the company lastnight at an awards ceremony held in Frankfurt, Germany.
This marks the second consecutive year PRS has won the prestigious award, making it the only guitar manufacturer to win the award twice. The awards ceremony began seven years ago.
The voting panel included editors and journalists of 58 publications from around the world.
"In my opinion, it shows that the international press not only rewarded our unique level of quality and attention to detail but also awarded PRS' quest for innovation and further improvements in the guitar market, which in the end, benefit all guitar players," said Peter Wolf, director of sales and marketing in a statement.