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Tom, I loved your video about you and your Martin guitar, which is obviously one of your 'pride and joy' keepsakes. Didn't the late John Denver have a song about his old guitar?
Tom, I loved your video about you and your Martin guitar, which is obviously one of your 'pride and joy' keepsakes. Didn't the late John Denver have a song about his old guitar?
This was an excellent video, Tom. It reminds me of so many good times I had listening to you, Jim and John and your band. What you didn't say was how well you mastered the art of playing in open tuning, which I think is some of the best playing I have ever heard. Awesome!
This was an excellent video, Tom. It reminds me of so many good times I had listening to you, Jim and John and your band. What you didn't say was how well you mastered the art of playing in open tuning, which I think is some of the best playing I have ever heard. Awesome!
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Tom, I loved your video about you and your Martin guitar, which is obviously one of your 'pride and joy' keepsakes. Didn't the late John Denver have a song about his old guitar?
A great keepsake story for sure!!! Now how about a video with some playing,
pic[k]ing and singing? Or have I totally missed something?
This was an excellent video, Tom. It reminds me of so many good times I had listening to you, Jim and John and your band. What you didn't say was how well you mastered the art of playing in open tuning, which I think is some of the best playing I have ever heard. Awesome!