HowAhYa® Hawaiian Shirt - Hot Licks Guitar™ Print

HowAhYa® Hawaiian Shirt - Hot Licks Guitar™ PrintPattern originally released in 2006 Guitars have been in jazz bands since Buddy Boldens days. Blues and folk players from Robert Johnson and Woodie Guthrie in the 30s to Bob Dylan to Paul Simon in the 60s brought the acoustic guitar to the fore, and artists like Dave Matthews keep it there. By mid century, Gretsch contributed to the sound of country and rock & roll with an electric guitar that attracted Chet Atkins, Duane Eddy and George Harrison to

Pattern originally released in 2006

Guitars have been in jazz bands since Buddy Bolden’s days. Blues and folk players from Robert Johnson and Woodie Guthrie in the 30’s to Bob Dylan to Paul Simon in the 60’s brought the acoustic guitar to the fore, and artists like Dave Matthews keep it there. By mid-century, Gretsch contributed to the sound of country and rock & roll with an electric guitar that attracted Chet Atkins, Duane Eddy and George Harrison to its rich twangy hollow-body sound. But everything changed when Leo Fender introduced his solid-body, spiky-sounding electric “Telecaster” model in 1950. Kathy Schorr riffs on these milestones, wrapping each in New Orleans’ ultimate hot lick, a pepper vine. The guitars are huge — about 2/3’s actual size.

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