Hey all...Bob Holo stopped by yesterday with his latest creations. He's building some of the best new Gypsy guitars anywhere!
We decided to pull all the guitars out, play them, and take a few photos of some Busatos, Favinos, and Bob's guitars. Check it out:
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Learn how to play Gypsy guitar:
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The last photo has Bob's guitars (the ones with visible labels and the one with F holes). There are also 4 Busatos and Favino in the pic....
So in the final photo from L to R:
Holo, Holo, Busato, Holo, Busato, Favino, Holo, Busato
(say that fast 3 times )
And in the center is another Busato.
Just goes to show, if you're name ends in a vowel you'll be able to make some great guitars!
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D'Angelico, D'Aquisto, Benedetto, Buscarino, Monteleone....Hmm, you may have a point.
There are exceptions. Stromberg, Selmer, Gibson, Martin, Fender...
One of my favorites....very loud but not harsh or wet sounding. Ridiculously light weight....not even sure it was over 3lbs!
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Learn how to play Gypsy guitar:
http://alexsimonmusic.com/learn-gypsy-jazz-guitar/
Some of Bob's guitars are exact Busato copies. Others combine some Selmer and or/other influences.
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