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Charlie Christian by Peter Broadbent First Edition Collectable
Charlie Christian is regarded by many
jazz historians as one of the major voices who shaped modern jazz in
the early 1940s. Although he made only a few records before his tragic
death at age 25, his brilliant improvisations, phenomenal rhythmic
drive, and blues-influenced guitar playing had already changed the
course of jazz – and the guitar's place in jazz – for all time. The
first major soloist on the electric guitar, Christian elevated the
instrument from its meager role in the rhythm section to a spirited
force to be reckoned with. Updated and expanded, Peter Broadbent's first edition of this book details the full importance of Christian's
brief life, from the start of his fortuitous encounter with John
Hammond, to his role in the Benny Goodman Big Band and Sextet.
Illustrated throughout with great photos and important documents, the
book also features an authoritative discography. A must-read for
anyone interested in the history of jazz and the jazz guitar.
This is the First Edition published in 1997 and is new condition.
Classic Guitars of the 50s Hardcover Collectable
A look at the guitar as the historical heart of the musical
revolution of the 50s. The first book of its kind, Classic Guitars of the \'50s analyzes these
intruments and their impact within the context of the music of the day.
It chronicles ten ground-breaking years that
wouldn\'t have happened without the electric guitar.
The book showcases more than 75 key instruments made by the great
manufacturers, including the Fender Broadcaster (1950); Gibson Les Paul
(1952); and Gibson ES-355 (1959). 200 color photos.Analyzes the different makes (Gibsons,
Fenders, jazz, country, Japanese, blues, etc.) with commentary by 15
top guitar writers like Dave Burrluck, Walter Carter, Rikky Rooksby,
and Paul Trynka.
Includes 200 color photographs, four fold-out
spreads, memorabilia, anecdotes, news items, and pop trivia.
Classic Guitars of the 60s Hardcover Collectable
This is New Out of Print Collectable Hardcover Edition of Classic
Guitars of the 60s edited by Tony Bacon. The only blemish is on the back cover.
Everything
changed in the Sixties. At the heart of this mesmerizing decade was the
electric guitar. Bent, distorted, reverbed and overloaded, its sound
drove some of the most revolutionary music ever made. This colorful
book, decked out with 340 color photos and four fold-out spreads,
traces the guitars, players and music of the 60s year by year - from
folk-rock to surf to psychedelia, plus jazz, blues and country. A
special section features The Beatles and their influential axes.
This
book provides a richly-illustrated account of electric guitars and
their manufacturers from a seminal period in the history of popular
music. From the classic to the bizarre, from the familiar to the
esoteric, they are all here in big picture and full-color. Its
magazine-type layout and writing approach makes for very easy perusal,
providing an entertaining overview of the period and these fascinating
time-pieces.
This book was published in 1997
Custom Guitar Compelete Guide to Comteporary Handcrafted Guitars
We've never sold this book, it has been in storage waiting for you!
This beautiful book is a comprehensive guide to the new Golden Age of handcrafted acoustic guitars! Illustrated with full-color photos of custom instruments throughout, this rich resource also contains profiles of top luthiers, advice on buying a custom instrument, and an extensive directory with complete contact information for hundreds of makers. Encompassing steel-string flattops, nylon-strings, resonators and Hawaiians, archtops and more, Custom Guitars presents the history and current state of the art of guitar making. Includes an intro by Alex de Grassi.
Django's Gypsies The Mystique of Django Reinhart and His People
This is an out of print book. A new never sold book in very good condiion (back cover corner has a small crease in one corner). A great addition to a Jazz or Guitar Collectors Library!
This beautiful book is a unique collection of photographs, illustrations, memorabilia and quotations. They convey the musical genius of Django Reinhardt and the enormous influence he has had on his people, the Gypsies of Northern and Central Europe, from the early 1930s until the present day, his unique place in the history of jazz, and his impact on the musical development of guitarists all over the world. This book has over 300 photographs and illustrations, many of which have never been published before.
Compiled by Ian Cruicksharnk. He has written two other books on Django Rienhart as well as many magazne articles about Django. He was a co-producer and co-music cordinator of Channel 4's (in England) documentary 'Django Legacy' . He's a guitarist who has studied the music of Django since 1978 as well has fomed serval jazz groups that perform Gypsy Jazz.
ISBN 0872639062
138 pages
Published in 1994.
$55.95
Electric Guitars & Basses by George Gruhn & Walter Carter
Vintage guitar experts Gruhn and Carter (Gruhn's Guide to Vintage
Guitars, Miller Freeman, 1991) take readers on a spectacular
photographic journey, with more than 500 full-color photos depicting
the entire evolution of the American electric guitar from its birth in
1935 to the present. Starting with the guitar's electric roots, Part 1
depicts the unique Hawaiian and "Spanish neck" electric models, first
developed between 1932 and World War II. Part 2 traces the electric
family's growth from 1947 to the 1990s, with the development of the
full-depth hollowbody, solidbody, and thinline models. The color
photographs are accompanied by descriptive text and detailed captions
that identify and date each instrument and describe its technical,
aesthetic, and historical significance. Both parts provide historical
overviews of the electric guitars of the period followed by in-depth
discussions of each manufacturer. Highly recommended for music
libraries and research libraries as well as larger public libraries.
This lavishly illustrated
book includes electric guitars from the major manufacturers and
includes great coverage of Fender and Gibson, in particular as well as
Gretsch, Epiphone etc. There are quite a few photos of early electric
guitars from the 30s and 40s. There is a section on Fender colors which
is a treat since Fenders come in such a colorful variety. The book also includes photos of unique
models that were introduced and then discontinued for lack of interest
as well as custom models. The book isn't comprehensive, i.e, it does
not cover the many stratocaster knockoffs including Fender's own Squier
line. Still, for those interested in the development of the electric
guitar, this is a great resource.
Gibson Electrics The Classic Years Hardcover
Shrinkwraped to stay New!
Since the inception of the first "electrical" guitars in the 1920s, no other manufacturer has produced a greater variety of professional quality models than GIBSON. Over the past decades, the make has come up with numerous innovative designs, many of which are firm favourites with today's players. Whether hollow, solid or thin body electrics, the influential designs were orginally introduced before the mid 60s.
This book presents a documented account of the instruments released during a highly creative period from the 1930s to the mid-60s, which saw the coming of age of the electric guitar. It describes all the models that have made history and contributed to establishing the reputation of GIBSON: the Super 400CES, the L-5CES, the orginal Les Paul series, the Byrdland, the Flying V,the Explorer, the ES-335, the SG series, the Johnny Smith, the original Firebird series and many others.
This completely new edition of GIBSON ELECTRICS features over 500 illustrations, including 100 in color and previously unpublished material.
Gibson Electrics The Classic Years Softcover
This the softcover version.
Since the inception of the first "electrical" guitars in the 1920s, no other manufacturer has produced a greater variety of professional quality models than GIBSON. Over the past decades, the make has come up with numerous innovative designs, many of which are firm favourites with today's players. Whether hollow, solid or thin body electrics, the influential designs were orginally introduced before the mid 60s.
This book presents a documented account of the instruments released during a highly creative period from the 1930s to the mid-60s, which saw the coming of age of the electric guitar. It describes all the models that have made history and contributed to establishing the reputation of GIBSON: the Super 400CES, the L-5CES, the orginal Les Paul series, the Byrdland, the Flying V,the Explorer, the ES-335, the SG series, the Johnny Smith, the original Firebird series and many others.
This completely new edition of GIBSON ELECTRICS features over 500 illustrations, including 100 in color and previously unpublished material.
Gruhn's Guide to Vintage Guitars 2nd Edition
Gruhn's Guide to Vintage Guitars 2nd Edition is a comprehensive reference for identifying American acoustic and electric guitars, basses, mandloins , banjos and amps. It's an essential guide to help collectors, dealers, players and fans determine the authenticity, rarity, and realtive value of vintage fretted instruments. The thorough detail and clear organizaion make it easy to determine an instrument's manufacturere, model and date - and most importantly, whether it is in original condition.
The 2nd Edition provides:
* The most extensive and detailed list of specifications ever published for identifying, dating and establishing an instrument's authenticity
* Expanded coverage of Martin, Guild, Mosrite and Dobro insturments, plus banjos, Fender and Gibson amps
* Updates on the latest models from Rickenbacker, Epiphone, National, Gretsch, Fender, Gibson and others, as well as selectred individual makers
* Every model described in detail, including date of manufacture, body shape, woods, type and number of pickups and much more.
* Serial number lists, identification keys and over 100 photos highlighting significant features.
Guitars that Shook the World Paperback
Guitar World magazine presents an awe-inspiring photo gallery of more than 70 guitars which, in the hands of some of rock's, blues', and country's greatest players, helped make music history. Accompanying the full-color photos is background on the guitars, including technical information as well as anecdotes. Among the guitars are instruments used by legendary musicians such as Edward Van Halen, Jimi Hendrix, B.B. King, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Elvis Presley, and Eric Clapton. 128 pages, 9" x 12"
$24.95
Hal Leonard Fender Classic Monments by Alan Di Perna
Fender Classic Moments by Alan di Perna examines momentous musical events of the last half century, focusing on Fender artists. It features over 100 photos and lively text chronicling great guitar moments and history-changing happenings. Includes photos of Elvis singing through a Fender amp at the 1955 Tupelo Fair; Dylan's amplified antics at the Newport Folk Festival; Hendrix's fury at Monterey; Eric Clapton's comeback at Live Aid; Smashing Pumpkins at Lollapalooza, and much more!
Legends of Rock Guitar by Pete Prown and HP Newquist
Over 300 major rock guitar figures are examined in a strong coverage which examines both the playing styles and evolution of rock guitar. This blends a cultural and social history of rock music in general with a more in-depth survey of styles and musical genres, creating a colorful survey of rock music with more musical depth and background than competing titles offer.