Robben Ford Discussion

Thanks for that, MB was the one who inspired my love for the blues also, and influences my playing to this day.

Unless Baker uses epoxy to glue the fret board on, it can be removed and reused. The most common glues for luthiery are either hide glue or aliphatic resin glue. Both are softened by heat and moisture ...

If you decide to restore it, it should be done by a professional. It may cost a couple few hundred, but the end result will pay a dividend should you decide to sell.

Wow, that's a little less than what I paid for mine from ebay(220.00) I consider my price to be pretty good, especially now, considering they don't make them anymore.

With a pickup and hardware upg ...

You can get an idea of where the chambers are by tapping the body with you knuckle.

More power to you, Johnny! I too beat the devil, on my own terms, 16 years ago. Life has been much, much more wort living since then.

There's a couple of them here;
http://www.guitarbackingtrack.com/bts/Allman_Brothers.htm

Major= happy
Minor= sad
In between, you have Mixolydian
Very simple.

You can also get cords with a spring loaded signal breaker at the tip that allow you to unplug without "the noise".

The horns on the Esprit are symetrical.

Roscoe brings it home, here;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWaygUQDypM

Cool

Good show!
I thought the bass could have been better in the mix though.

Nice to meet you Johnny! Cool

Jorma has a house about 6 miles from me. He has a cool mailbox. It's shaped like a guitar, with hot rod flames.

He's playing the Bardavon Opera House in Poughkeepsie on Feb. 8 with Jorma. It's billed as "Guitar Blues".

Hey DaveH, I take it you're going? I'll be in front row, center balcony, seat 1 ...

He's playing the Bardavon Opera House in Poughkeepsie on Feb. 8 with Jorma. It's billed as "Guitar Blues".

Hey DaveH, I take it you're going? I'll be in front row, center balcony, seat 1 ...