Hosts Ed Peterson and John Kieltyka tell barely credible stories about guitars, randomly describing the people, places and events surrounding the birth of each instrument.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 348 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Categories | ArtsPerforming ArtsMusic HistoryMusic |
It’s been our great pleasure to make this show for anyone who would listen, week after week, for 7 years. Knowing you were out there, and hearing from so many of you, really fed us as we pushed forward to that “next” guitar. This is the final episode... more
In 1963 Gibson introduced the Firebird series of guitars. It came in multiple variations, with several options. The “lowest” model was the Firebird I, so named because of its single pickup. Now, as part of its “Inspired by Gibson Custom” series, ther... more
Hamer had a long history of making great guitars, especially for the metal crowd. It shouldn’t come as a surprise, then, that not only did Steve Stevens have a signature model named after him, but he played it in the Top Gun Anthem video. Double cool... more
Yamaha was founded in 1887 by Torakusu Yamaha. Dealing primarily in keyboard instruments, it took a while to get around to designing electric guitars. But in the 1960s they did exactly that. One of the most unique shapes they came up with was known a... more
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Superb guitar-related content. The beverage segment has expanded my beverage variety from water and coffee to NA beers, and prebiotic goodness!
I like these guys. I like the banter. I like the info. But my god, everything they demo sounds horrible. I’m willing to believe that it sounds better in the room, but please guys, pay a pro engineer to come in for an hour or two and show you how to mic up your amp or something. Do these nice guitars justice.
host have a great vibe together. great banter. funny. interesting. love learning all the history, details, ECT. keep on trucking
I was excited to find this podcast and furthermore to find an episode on the Jazzmaster, a guitar I recently bought. I always held TR guitars in high esteem, and assumed they were cool. My mistake! I realize it is in their interest to promote the myth that vintage guitars are superior to all others, but come on guys. You lost a future customer. And although I recently purchased a Squire jazzmaster (the guitar called out as junk on this podcast), I have several vintage and high end standard fende... more
John and Ed are the best. Perfect amount of information and misinformation for the guitar enthusiasts. Amazing beverage content. A must-listen. Cheers!!
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Focuses on a blend of humor and informative discussions centered around guitars, their history, and cultural impacts. Regularly features unique stories surrounding various instruments, often delving into discussions about notable musicians, design aspects, and production intricacies. The hosts engage the audience with lighthearted banter, along with insightful commentary about the music industry and anecdotes from their own experiences, creating an entertaining atmosphere that appeals to guitar enthusiasts and casual listeners alike.
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