Big fun button that bird.
OMG I had a near miss with an ebay scammer
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I had to talk her into taking this
Don't think on?.make your mind up....think on think on
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Talk her into it or force her?
What woman wouldn't want to
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OMG as an ex kiss o gram and lap dancer I wouldnt fancy your chances of making any money with that. OMG they would be paying you to pull your trousers back on.
I've made plenty of money thanks im hot stuff round the old folks homes....some say even a star...
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I've never heard of a baritone guitar. A few years ago at a concert at the RNCM I saw someone play an octave guitar, this was a huge-bodied acoustic with the strings tuned very low. Looked like a Mariachi band guitar.
There is also a tenor guitar, which has 4 strings and is sometimes confused with a ukulele. Gibson made an electric SG-shaped tenor guitar and they are extremely rare and valuable. See one here...
1965 Gibson SG Standard Electric Tenor Guitar
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One of my favourite rockers of the modern era is Neko Case. She plays a white Gibson SG tenor guitar, because it suits her small hands. She is something of a guitar collector, and there are blogs online where she explains how she got hold of her Gibson tenor
Here she is...
Here she is...
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I have seen the gibson one before, never played one but I was in the pub last week and a young girl had a baritone, she was with her parents and when I saw it I thought, I need to have a go with that. She was learning to play it and so couldnt change chords or had any real knowledge of what she had. I played it for her and OMG the sound is the best acoustic sound I have heard. I did a few numbers of the Beatles on it, the pub went up and everyone started singing. I had to have one and so searched out the best and found one. I now am the proud owner of the most amazing looking baritone and cant stop playing it.I've never heard of a baritone guitar. A few years ago at a concert at the RNCM I saw someone play an octave guitar, this was a huge-bodied acoustic with the strings tuned very low. Looked like something from a Mariachi band.
There is also a tenor guitar, which has 4 strings and is sometimes confused with a ukulele. Gibson made an electric SG-shaped tenor guitar and they are extremely rare and valuable. See one here...
1965 Gibson SG Standard Electric Tenor Guitar
Rochester, Vermont-based guitar, mandolin, banjo, ukulele, and general vintage and antique fretted instrument repair. Also history, how-tos, and slice of life.
