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R.I.P. Phil Campbell
Steve Haynie replied to Willie G. Moseley's topic in Hamer Fan Club Messageboard
I am glad I got to see him with Motörhead. -
Are there that many van Gogh fans today? Prices for his paintings are still high. The art world has been trained to believe that some objects are worth more than others. The guitar collectors of the future will need to have something of the same way of thinking to uphold the values paid in this recent auction. Irsay's rock star owned guitars will always be promoted as iconic. They have to in order to justify the price. Are there people buying Bing Crosby or Ella Fitzgerald music today? Yes. They just do not have the appeal, and sales, they once did. They were incredibly important in their day, so they will always be heralded as "icons." How many people are collecting Crosby and Fitzgerald memorabilia? The Hollywood collectors are still paying six figure amounts for dresses worn by famous actresses like Audrey Hepburn even though fewer and fewer people recognize her. Just enough people with money still do. Gilmour's Strat might as well be a non-fungible token now. There will always be someone viewing Pink Floyd on a legendary level.
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HFC Performance Issue - The details if interested.
Steve Haynie replied to hikarateboy's topic in Hamer Fan Club Messageboard
The HFC come up with money for guitar giveaways a few times. -
Fender Strat Now Copyrighted in EU
Steve Haynie replied to LucSulla's topic in Hamer Fan Club Messageboard
Better late than never... not really. -
REO Speedwagon Tribute to Gary 3/7/26
Steve Haynie replied to bubs_42's topic in Hamer Fan Club Messageboard
So, Kevin Cronin played a gig with his lawsuit adversaries. Weird. -
On March 22nd I will see Albert Lee play in Johnson City, Tennessee.
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A bad batch of wire can kill a string company. Did Ernie Ball ask for any information from the packages?
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Is Chet Atkins turning over in his grave?
Steve Haynie replied to Willie G. Moseley's topic in Hamer Fan Club Messageboard
Think positive. The cheap Gretsch guitars are probably every bit as good as the Indonesian Hamer guitars. -
https://www.cnn.com/2026/02/27/entertainment/neil-sedaka-death I like his music.
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If it were a Hall of Records, as in sales records and ratings, the pecking order would be quite different. If one could quantify influence, the importance of artists would change greatly.
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So does that mean you get a rapid wah effect while you are laughing?
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Alvino Rey was using a talk box as early as 1939 according to a comment on this youtube video.
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Just be sure to tape paper over your pickups and have a magnet in your steel wool when you polish frets. Gun shops have cleaning cloths similar to Gorgomyte.
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Your most influential album cover
Steve Haynie replied to DaveH's topic in Hamer Fan Club Messageboard
Everyone should hear UFO's Strangers In The Night. -
Your most influential album cover
Steve Haynie replied to DaveH's topic in Hamer Fan Club Messageboard
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New Progessive Rock Band(Get Ready to Gawk)
Steve Haynie replied to Dutchman's topic in Hamer Fan Club Messageboard
Today I will say I found Angine de Poitrine interesting and entertaining. Tomorrow I will wake up and wonder what was I thinking? What are they thinking? -
Random (Music and Guitar Related) Thoughts Thread
Steve Haynie replied to LucSulla's topic in Hamer Fan Club Messageboard
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Around the upper part of South Carolina and Western North Carolina there are still downed trees from Hurricane Helene. It just sits in yards or in the the woods. That wood could be harvested to make lumber. Would you like a house made with oak 2 x 4's? Just firewood is abundant. It is all just going to waste. A friend has a sawmill, and he took away some of the fallen pine trees that were in my yard. Those trees did not go to waste. Some huge limbs fell from one of my beech trees. The beech wood is hopefully going to become a few guitar bodies.