Robin guitar history book premier book signing poster

[Willie G. Moseley]

[ARM OF HAMER]

                                                                                         Can't wait to get that book!

 

 

[donner]

Already here, but on the other side of the pond.

Will, unfortunately, remain unsigned, though 😉 

[Willie G. Moseley]

Here's a couple of additional teaser potos

 

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[Willie G. Moseley]

I don't speak Swedish but methinks these are positive social media  endorseents from bassist Mats Jeppsson (who's profiled in the book) Anybody wanna translate? Thanks in advance.

[Hamerica]

Willie, 

Per Google translate 

"It is not common to participate in a book with my old Robin bass, where none other than ZZ Top legend Billy Gibbons has written the forward!"

I think he is pleased.   

Hamerica 

[Biz Prof]

On 10/15/2025 at 11:48 AM, Willie G. Moseley said:

I don't speak Swedish but methinks these are positive social media  endorseents from bassist Mats Jeppsson (who's profiled in the book) Anybody wanna translate? Thanks in advance.

[Hamerica]

Here we have Vintage Guitar Guides and Vintage Guitar Guys...our own Willie G. Moseley and Ram Tuli from VG displaying a couple of their current offerings at the Mesquite Amigos Guitar Show this past weekend.   I didn't get a picture of me and Willie this past weekend, however, I was able to purchase a few of his book offerings; "Thunder Out of Texas" - The Illustrated History of Robin Guitars and a hard cover of the Atlanta Rhythm Section for Mrs. Hamerica.  

Willie informed me he still has a few books left from the Mesquite show he can personally autograph.   Reach out directly to Willie for pricing, shipping and other information.  Great book!  Check out Page 41, you might recognize the name of a Hamer Fan Club Member.  His submission is pretty much "Standard" for any guitar collector book.        

Willie, always great to see you my friend!   Hope you enjoyed the Mesquite show, Tejas hospitality and thanks for sharing a few laughs.  Hope to see you in Nashville next spring or somewhere down the road.  

Photo courtesy of Vintage Guitar