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12-21-2009, 09:29 PM
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I can't say anything about the dvd
BUT I've seen him live twice, and plan to see him again in 2010 when he comes back to NY He's great, and is 1 of the last TRUE DELTA BLUES players left. He still tours even though he's past 90yrs old He's a living american national treasure and legend!
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- MY ACOUSTICS - -1930's Kay Kraft model B -1937 Gibson L-00 -1941 Gibson Roy Smeck Deluxe -1950's Harmony (for slide) -Late 1950's Stella(warped for slide) -Late 1950's Kay Jumbo -1990's Ibanez 12-string -2012 Jasmine SC43 
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12-22-2009, 07:53 PM
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Look on HONEYBOY's website, I know he's touring in 2010 at the age of 94. He's going to be in NY in March. I've seen him twice, and I've got their early to make sure Im at the front table in the center! I also saw PINETOP PERKIN's this year, and he's a delta piano legend in his 90's as well. As for the L-0 I believe its an ALL mahogany with a nice round neck (not a V-neck), and it has binding on both sides. Its really comfortable to play, and it has a "the gibson" logo on the head. As for the KAY KRAFT (I was told mine was the Model B) here's a video of youtube (its not mine....but looks exactly the same) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRAae...layer_embedded they are cool guitars, with fantastic indian head decals
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- MY ACOUSTICS - -1930's Kay Kraft model B -1937 Gibson L-00 -1941 Gibson Roy Smeck Deluxe -1950's Harmony (for slide) -Late 1950's Stella(warped for slide) -Late 1950's Kay Jumbo -1990's Ibanez 12-string -2012 Jasmine SC43
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12-22-2009, 10:02 PM
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Here's a pretty cool YouTube video of him playing. He also talks about how he first got started playing:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7UV0JKEfVQ BTW -- I like his choice in guitars! That kinda' answers an old question that floated around here on the forum for a while.
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