CRAVE (Cool & Rare American Vintage Electric) Guitars
The fourth part of a series of articles charting 350 years of development of modern music from the end of the Renaissance to the current day, told through 1,500 plus facts. This part focuses on the 1940s.
The third part of a series of articles charting 350 years of development of modern music from the end of the Renaissance to the current day, told through 1,500 plus facts. This part focuses on 1920-1939 period.
The second part of a new series of articles charting 350 years of development of modern music from the end of the Renaissance to the current day, told through 1,500 plus facts. This part focuses on 1900-1919 period.
The start of a new series of articles charting 350 years of development of modern music from the end of the Renaissance to the current day, told through 1,500 plus facts.
General Update on the ‘State of Guitarville’, Vintage Repatriation and ‘New In’ at CRAVE (Cool & Rare American Vintage Electric) Guitars, February 2019.
A quick overview of the guitar gear that arrived at CRAVE Guitars in 2018 and BIG news about repatriation of many vintage guitars.
Welcome to the 50th monthly article and the inevitable end-of-year roundup and a look back at the last 12 months. As usual with retrospective roundups, it’s a time for lists and reflective hindsight. As one year ends, another is about … Continued
Hello again. Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the studio, on stage or rehearsal room… some closure is required. As before. if you wish to recap on any or all of the previous articles before … Continued
Welcome to what is, for now at least, the final part in this series of articles on the history of the world’s most popular musical instrument. If you wish to recap on any or all of the previous seven posts … Continued
Welcome back to the latest in a long series of articles chronicling the history of the world’s favourite musical instrument. Last time, we covered the advent of production solid body electric guitars during the guitar’s ‘golden era’ from c.1950-1965. That … Continued
Hello again, guitar history fans and welcome to August 2018’s article in the series on the history of the guitar. There is no point in beating about the bush, it’s time to dive right back in where we left off … Continued
Hello again and welcome back to the latest, fifth, part in the long history of the guitar, abridged and serialised for your entertainment. After the lengthy but hopefully coherent, tome of last month, I promise this one is a bit … Continued