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You are a craftsman, sir. No vid of you playing it? Hope you've been well and are enjoying your summer.
ReplyDeleteNo but the last stills sequence is the guitar being noodled on by yours truly. All music on the videos are again yours truly
DeleteWhat a beautiful guitar, Graham. I watched all the videos and was mesmerised by how six strings and a plank of wood matured into the unique instrument you ended up with.
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