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AGN News: BIG money being paid for vintage posters...!

AGN News: BIG money being paid for vintage posters...!

If you have any old posters lying around at home or hanging on the wall in that man-cave, you could be in the money... old posters are going for BIG bucks...! Psychedelic Art Exchange is the leading auction house-website to buy, sell, and learn about vintage concert posters. They have a free Collectors Guide to Vintage Concert Posters, and searchable archive of past auction records with prices realized, descriptions, and enlargeable photos available at ConcertPosterGallery.com. Call Scott Tilson on 435-659-1660, or email Scott@ConcertPosterGallery.com. ...or click the info button for the link.

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AGN News: major UK consortium purchases iconic UK brand, Burns Guitars

News out of London today that a major music consortium has purchased the historic British guitar brand, Burns Guitars. Originally founded way back in 1959 by Alice Farrell and Jim Burns the guitars were made famous by the likes of Hank Marvin, Marc Bolan and many other notable British guitarists from the 60s and 70s. The acquisition includes a number of Jim Burns’ original designs that have never been released, but the word on the street is that they could see the light of day under this new ownership. For more information, click the info button NOW.

02:0614 days ago

AGN News: Kurt Cobain's battered BOSS DS-1 pedal sells for $9000.00

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AGN News: Kurt Cobain's battered BOSS DS-1 pedal sells for $9000.00

Hot on the heels of Kurt Cobain's 1959 D-18e setting a record as the most expensive guitar ever auctioned, comes the news that his battered Boss DS-1 distortion pedal sold for nearly $9,000 at Julien's Auctions.

01:4915 days ago

AGN News: Kurt Cobain's 1959 Martin D-18e sells for 6 million dollars...!!

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AGN News: Kurt Cobain's 1959 Martin D-18e sells for 6 million dollars...!!

Kurt Cobain's Nirvana MTV Unplugged 1959 Martin D-18E just smashed the auction world record taking over the mantle from Dave Gilmour's Black Strat, to become the world's most expensive guitar, selling at Julien's Auctions on Saturday for an incredible $6 million dollars. AND, Prince's Blue Angel Cloud 2 guitar sold at the same auction for $563,500.

04:2217 days ago

AGN News: Get Ya EarPlugs Out...NAMM 2021 gets the green light...!

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AGN News: Get Ya EarPlugs Out...NAMM 2021 gets the green light...!

If you were wondering whether winter NAMM 2021 will go ahead, well at this stage, the organizers are saying, YES, ...!! So, got the mask? CHECK...! got the ear plugs? CHECK...I can't imagine how you could even begin to practice social distancing at NAMM but I guess there'll be a lot less people there if things remain the way they are now. Just imagine a NAMM where you can hear, park the car, get a coffee and go to the bathroom....!? Also, beginning Tuesday, July 7 and running through Friday, July 10, NAMM will present The 2020 NAMM U Virtual Summit: four days of career and business-enhancing webinars and strategies designed to help businesses take advantage of new opportunities and supercharge their future. Presented by NAMM U, TEC Tracks, and Advanced Audio + Applications Exchange, the free, online Summit will offer a suite of sessions across three unique tracks... Business, Audio and Technology. The sessions will cover topics ranging from online marketing strategies to the future of music technology, presented by experts in each area. Session presenters include Doug Stephens (best-selling author & founder of “Retail Prophet”, (customer experience expert) Scott McKain;(sound engineer) Mark Frink, Mr. Bonzai, Mindi Abair, Leland Sklar, Russ Kunkel, and many others. The NAMM U Virtual Summit will offer a dozen Zoom super-sessions that hone in on the most vital topics going forward, along with some fascinating sessions that highlight the changing industry.” The Summit will feature one webinar per day, per track, for a total of 12 sessions. The Summit is free and open to all industry professionals but A NAMM.org account is required to register; click the INFO button to visit NAMM.org.

03:0520 days ago

AGN News: StageIt Event with Guitarist Neil Giraldo this Saturday 20th June at 4pm PST. (Supporting The Alzheimer's Association )

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AGN News: StageIt Event with Guitarist Neil Giraldo this Saturday 20th June at 4pm PST. (Supporting The Alzheimer's Association )

Guitarist Neil Giraldo will be playing a benefit concert on Stageit for The Alzheimer's Association, this Saturday 20th June at 4pm PDT. Neil is a prolific guitarist, producer, arranger, and film composer with over four decades experience. A songwriter with a back catalog of more than 100 songs and more than 45 million records sold, and he's worked with some of the greatest artists in the music industry, including Pat Benatar, Rick Derringer, John Waite, Kenny Loggins, Steve Forbert, The Del Lords, and Beth Hart. His work has produced many Grammy-nominated and Grammy-winning hits, and he holds the distinction of being the first guitar player ever to appear on MTV. Today, Neil continues to expand his creative portfolio. In addition to writing new songs for stage and screen, he is developing screenplays for feature films, touring, and giving back to the community working with musicians young and old. For more information on stage it and to get tickets for the Neil Giraldo benefit concert click the info button now.

01:2021 days ago

AGN News: Todd Rundgren unveils plans for bi-weekly live interactive virtual TV series “The Todd's Honest Truth”

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AGN News: Todd Rundgren unveils plans for bi-weekly live interactive virtual TV series “The Todd's Honest Truth”

Todd Rundgren, dubbed “Rock's Renaissance Man” way back in 1972 by Rolling Stone, will be premiering his bi-weekly live interactive virtual television series “The Todd's Honest Truth” on his 72nd birthday, June 22, 2020 at 6pm PDT/9PM EDT. A new episode will then go live every other Friday beginning July 3 in the same time slot. Born and raised in Philadelphia, Rundgren began playing guitar as a teenager, going on to found and front Nazz, the quintessential '60s psychedelic group. In 1969, he left the band to pursue a solo career, recording his debut offering, Runt. But it was 1972's seminal Something/Anything?, on which he played all the instruments, sang all the vocal parts, and acted as his own producer, that catapulted Todd into the superstar limelight, prompting the press to unanimously dub him “Rock's New Wunderkind.” It was followed by such landmark LPs as The Hermit of Mink Hollow and A Wizard, A True Star; evergreen hit singles include “I Saw The Light,” “Hello It's Me,” “Can We Still Be Friends,” and “Bang The Drum.” Todd Rundgren and some well known guest artists are re-recording his 1973 anthem “Just One Victory” and giving it away for free to the Democratic National Committee for use by candidates throughout the US running for public office this fall. Participants include Joe Walsh and Paul Shaffer, along with Don Was, who is co-producing with Todd. The virtual box office to purchase tickets for “The Todd's Honest Truth” episodes is open as of today: https://onlocationlive.com/category/honesttruth . click the info button for the 'live' link.

03:1821 days ago

AGN News: June 21st is "Make Music Day"

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AGN News: June 21st is "Make Music Day"

AGN News: June 21st is "Make Music Day"....For most of us, June 21st this year is Father’s Day, but it’s also the date for this year's lesser known, Make Music Day. Make Music Day was first launched in 1982 in France as the Fête de la Musique, when the country’s Ministry of Culture conceived an idea for a day where free, live music would be everywhere throughout the country and now nearly 40 years later, it's not only a national holiday in France, but it's celebrated in more than 120 countries around the world. Make Music Day is presented in the U.S. by the NAMM Foundation and is quote, “open to anyone who wants to take part. Every kind of musician – young and old, amateur and professional, of every musical persuasion – pours onto streets, parks, plazas, and porches to share their music with friends, neighbors, and strangers. All of it is free and open to the public.” June 21, the summer solstice, was chosen as the date for the event, and last year, more than 1,000 cities around the world threw citywide music celebrations to make the occasion. To find out about Make Music events in your city and how to get involved, click the INFO button and check out makemusicday.org.

01:2422 days ago

AGN News: Prince's iconic, super-rare Blue Angel Guitar up for auction

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AGN News: Prince's iconic, super-rare Blue Angel Guitar up for auction

AGN News: Prince's iconic, super-rare Blue Angel Guitar up for auction. - the most significant Prince guitar that will ever be auctioned - the long lost Blue Angel cloud guitar which is coming up for auction at Julien's auctions in June. The guitar has been in a private collection since the 90's and was gifted to the current owner by Prince himself. - according to Julien's this particular guitar was played by Prince during his 1984/85 purple rain tour and on the Arsenio hall show, MTV, Saturday Night Live and in various music videos. - Julien's sold a cloud guitar before in 2017 for $700,000 and estimate this one will sell for over $500,000. - Click the info button for more...........

02:0543 days ago

How to Upload to AGN: Brandon & Dylan show you how easy it is....

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How to Upload to AGN: Brandon & Dylan show you how easy it is....

So, we're all self-quarantining and social-distancing, there's never been a better time to upload yourself to All Guitar Network using the SUBMIT MEDIA function on the All Guitar Network app. Brandon and Dylan demonstrate just how easy it is. You could be featured on UPLOAD OF THE DAY or even UPLOAD OF THE WEEK.

01:513 months ago

Interview with founding member of The Ventures, Don Wilson at the Grammy Museum

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Interview with founding member of The Ventures, Don Wilson at the Grammy Museum

I caught up with founding member of The Ventures, Don Wilson at the Grammy Museum last week at the opening of this great new exhibition, "Walk, Don't Run", 60 Years Of The Ventures. Don is the only surviving member of the original line-up and his influence on guitarists all over the world is immeasurable. If you are a guitar player you must see this exhibit.

07:005 months ago

AGN News: The (very real) Story Of Richard Jewell, from the guitar player who was onstage when the bomb went off

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AGN News: The (very real) Story Of Richard Jewell, from the guitar player who was onstage when the bomb went off

AGN News: The (very real) Story Of Richard Jewell, from the guitar player who was onstage when the bomb went off. Here's a review of the album by Mike O’Cull Jack Mack & The Heart Attack’s new live album, Live From Centennial Park – Atlanta 1996, documents the most famous/infamous set the high-energy soul band has ever played in its 40 year history. Released December 6th, 2019 on SSR Free Roll Records, the record brings to life the 11-song set Jack Mack played at the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia that was cut short by the explosion of a pipe bomb in an act of domestic terrorism captured on live TV. The album is released in conjunction with the new film Richard Jewell from director Clint Eastwood and producer Leonardo DiCaprio via Warner Brothers about the wrongly-accused suspect in the crime, released December 13, 2019 in the USA. The film features two of the band’s performances, the Staples Singers’ “I’ll Take You There” and the band’s original song, “I Walked Alone.” Often called “The Hardest Working Band in Soul Business,” Jack Mack & The Heart Attack have become known as one of the greatest dance/party bands in the world and lay down an epic R&B sound in the Stax/Volt, Motown, and Muscle Shoals traditions. These tracks are all about soul-drenched vocals, a tight rhythm section, Hammond organ licks, and a hot-to-the-touch horn crew that has raised roofs all over the planet. Vocalist TC Moses is an outstanding frontman who can instantly get any audience up and moving and he and the band were at the top of their form that humid July night in Atlanta. No one could have predicted what was about to happen as The Heart Attack rocked almost 40,000 concert goers and one of the greatest parties ever was quickly transformed into a grimly significant moment in American history. The set goes hard from the jump and opens with the ultra-funky “(We Got) More Soul,” a brief-but-strong track that serves notice to all within earshot that the fun has begun. The groove engine of drummer Alvino Bennett, bassist Tim Scott, guitarist Andrew Kastner, and keyboardist John Paruolo flexes hard while The Heart Attack Horns soar over the top. The live context shows just how powerful this band is and the audience is clearly fully engaged with their performance. “Breakin’ Down The Walls” keeps the funk flowing and delivers the socially relevant message that “given love, every child will grow strong.” Just hearing this band play live is an experience in rhythmic bliss and it’s easy to get lost in its deep pockets and dance yourself into a tizzy. The band’s extended version of The Staples Singers’ immortal “I’ll Take You There” is transcendent and is one of two Jack Mack cuts featured in the Richard Jewell film. The Heart Attack continues to blaze through its show, taking those assembled to school, church, and back home again with a mix of originals and covers. They drop what must be the only version of James Brown’s “Sex Machine” to incorporate the Olympic Games theme, take off with their own “Livin’ It Up,” get down on Reverend Al Green’s anthem ‘Take Me To The River,” and deliver a 12-minute medley of Sly and the Family Stone classics including “Simple Song,” “Stand,” “I Want To Thank You,” and “I Want To Take You Higher” that is simply brilliant. The band’s final song is the sweet R&B original “I Walked Alone” that’ll also be in the Richard Jewell film. They just finish the song and the crowd’s applause is washing over the stage when the recording is abruptly cut off by the blast of the bomb. That’s where the record ends and the terror begins. We don’t get to hear anything past that point and that’s just as well. The news footage is out there online if anyone who didn’t see it as it unfolded wants to view it. Live From Centennial Park – Atlanta 1996 lets us hear and recall the best moments of that fateful night, the moments that were life-affirming and soul-stirring right up to the point where everything came undone. Jack Mack & The Heart Attack should be proud to put this recording out into the universe and let people hear the amazing show that preceded this tragic event.

17:306 months ago

AGN News: July 9th, 2020: Big names receiving Covid-19 PPP Loans

AGN News: July 9th, 2020: Big names receiving Covid-19 PPP Loans

Some pretty big names in the music industry are receiving financial support during the COVID-19 crisis as part of the government’s $2 trillion CARES act. The data was released by America's Small Business Administration and Treasury Department, following mounting pressure from media outlets, who previously sued the SBA for information on who has been granted loans. To see the complete story in Rolling Stone, click the INFO button, NOW

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Mr. Brownstone solo - Erik Findling

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Mr. Brownstone solo - Erik Findling

This is a clip of Erik Findling doing his version of Slash’s solo on “Mr. Brownstone”. You too can upload now, just go to SUBMIT MEDIA on the AGN app and DO IT....!

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AGN News: July 9th, 2020: Big names receiving Covid-19 PPP Loans

AGN News: July 9th, 2020: Big names receiving Covid-19 PPP Loans

Some pretty big names in the music industry are receiving financial support during the COVID-19 crisis as part of the government’s $2 trillion CARES act. The data was released by America's Small Business Administration and Treasury Department, following mounting pressure from media outlets, who previously sued the SBA for information on who has been granted loans. To see the complete story in Rolling Stone, click the INFO button, NOW

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Alamo Music Center | Fender Custom Shop Artisan Koa Thinline Telecaster Review and Demo

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Alamo Music Center | Fender Custom Shop Artisan Koa Thinline Telecaster Review and Demo

Here it is: our newest addition from the Fender Custom Shop Artisan line, the beautiful Koa Thinline Telecaster. With the combo of Fiji mahogany hollow body and 4A flame koa top, this guitar has all of the Telecaster brightness you love, with some added woody-resonance unique to these tonewoods. Thanks to a pair of Nocaster pickups, this guitar might be the most aesthetically impressive guitar with absolutely no frills in the sound department; in the best way possible, this thing is a Tele-tone machine. The Artisan series from the Fender Custom Shop represents the apex of craftsmanship, paired with the truest Tele tone imaginable, it's an incredible offering from a factory that keeps rolling out gold. Check it out!

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AGN Youtube Picks: "Uncle Doug": How Tube Amplifiers Work, Part 1: The Power Supply

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AGN Youtube Picks: "Uncle Doug": How Tube Amplifiers Work, Part 1: The Power Supply

"Uncle Doug": How Tube Amplifiers Work, Part 1: The Power Supply. Click the info button to head to Youtube and subscribe to Uncle Doug now.

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Fender Custom Shop 1960 Telecaster Reissue | Freaky Rob at Norman's Rare Guitars

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Fender Custom Shop 1960 Telecaster Reissue | Freaky Rob at Norman's Rare Guitars

Rob Gueringer aka Freaky Rob is back with another demo! Rob is playing our Fender Custom Shop 1960 Telecaster Reissue here at #NormansRareGuitars!

03:052 days ago

Wildwood Guitars • Fender Custom Shop Jimi Hendrix Voodoo Child Signature Stratocaster • SN: VC0566

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Wildwood Guitars • Fender Custom Shop Jimi Hendrix Voodoo Child Signature Stratocaster • SN: VC0566

We can talk until we're blue in the face about the plethora of reasons why Jimi Hendrix was the greatest player to ever strap on a Strat. No one has ever matched his blend of virtuosic instrumental prowess, intense emotional expression, Picasso-level attention to the colors and hues in his music, and masterful songwriting, but what really puts him head and shoulders above the rest of every other six-string slinger is his universal appeal. Everyone, and I mean EVERYONE, loves Jimi Hendrix. Case in point: Ian Mackaye and Stevie Ray Vaughan could not be more different as people or guitarists. Mackaye was the singer and guitarist in legendary post-hardcore band Fugazi (a group about as far removed from the psychedelic rock of the seventies as humanly possible) while SRV was perhaps the greatest master of electric blues since Hendrix himself. Despite their immense musical, philosophical, geographic, and stylistic differences, both listed Hendrix as their favorite guitarist of all time by a wide margin. So, it doesn't matter if you're a punk in a leather jacket laden with safety pins, a metalhead in a Motorhead shirt, a jazz cat with an expensive hat, a classic rocker with a closet full of vintage concert tees, or a regular 'ol non-musician who listens to whatever's on the radio: chances are, if someone asks you who your favorite guitarist is, Hendrix is going to be one of the first names out of your mouth. If you ever ask someone this question and they DON'T drop Jimi's name, report them to the authorities immediately, because they are not to be trusted, and are probably a lizard person or alien in disguise. Facetiousness aside, Hendrix's music seems to resonate with every single human being on a molecular level, and it is hard to quantify how or why. His singular style of guitar playing has a way of forcibly grabbing you by the heart and making you feel all sorts of emotions that don't really have names, and that's the sort of voodoo that defies complete explanation. The reason that no one can replicate his guitar style is simple: more so than any amp or guitar, the contents of his spirit were the key to his magic Spanish castle of sound.

09:272 days ago

Matt's Guitar Shop | Dylan Leblanc

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Matt's Guitar Shop | Dylan Leblanc

Dylan Leblanc @dylanleblanc_official and his band stopped by Matt's Guitar showroom before Covid-19 and after trying out a few legendary guitars, they played their song "Easy Way Out"

10:282 days ago

AGN NEWS: Charlie Daniels has died at age 83

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AGN NEWS: Charlie Daniels has died at age 83

Charlie Daniels has died. He was 83 years old. Charlie Daniels was born Oct. 28, 1936 in Wilmington, North Carolina and kicked off his career playing bluegrass before moving to Nashville in 1967. He already had a reputation as a songwriter having co-written a song for Elvis titled, "It Hurts Me," in 1964. As an in-demand session player Charlie played guitar and bass on Bob Dylan's Nashville Skyline, and worked with Leonard Cohen, George Harrison and many others. In 1979, he won a Grammy for his biggest hit: "The Devil Went Down to Georgia," which featured his incredible Bluegrass fiddle skills and in 1980, the band appeared in the film Urban Cowboy. Charlie Daniels was very outspoken politically over the years, had close ties to the NRA, and as recently as 3 days ago was posting thoughts on a section of his website entitled "Soap Box." Charlies Daniels was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2016 For more, click the INFO button, NOW

01:223 days ago

Tim Pierce: My Fantasy PRS? Its REAL. They BUILT It.

Tim Pierce: My Fantasy PRS? Its REAL. They BUILT It.

Click the link to Register for the PRS Event! Aug.10-13 2020

11:323 days ago

Alamo Music Center | Are You Using The Wrong Strings? | Acoustic Guitar String Comparison

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Alamo Music Center | Are You Using The Wrong Strings? | Acoustic Guitar String Comparison

Chris McKee is here for a much-requested shootout, running down a handful of great options for acoustic strings. Listen closely to hear the tonal nuances that separate 80/20 and Phosphor Bronze, discuss the effect of heavier or lighter gauge on tension and volume, and ponder the difference in tone and vibration of roundwound or flatwound strings. There are a ton of options when it comes to acoustic guitar strings, and we're here to help you figure out what is best for you. Let us know in the comments what you use and what kind of strings you want to see in the electric guitar strings video!

18:403 days ago

Wildwood Guitars • Fender Custom Shop Wildwood 10 1951 Nocaster • SN: R99240

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Wildwood Guitars • Fender Custom Shop Wildwood 10 1951 Nocaster • SN: R99240

In 1951, Leo Fender changed the world of music forever by introducing the first-ever mass-produced solidbody electric guitar. Leo was going to call it the Broadcaster, but the threat of a lawsuit from Gretsch (who produced a drum set called the Broadkaster) forced him to abandon that plan. Ever the resourceful (and frugal) businessman, Leo simply snipped the word “Broadcaster” off the headstock decal and shipped his nameless guitars out. Since the guitars had no model name, musicians dubbed them “Nocasters.” Because of their incredible rarity, original Nocasters have become some of the most desirable vintage pieces out there. So, we decided to team up with our friends at the Fender Custom Shop and issue a Wildwood 10 version that marries the vibe of the originals with modern ergonomics. The Wildwood-exclusive 10″ radius and 6105 frets are a perfect pairing with the chunky Nocaster U-shaped neck profile, and the Custom Shop hand-wound Twisted Tele pickups deliver spectacular sounds. We’re sure you’ll find a Nocaster here that will grab you by your heart strings, so we invite you to browse away–just make sure your keyboard drool shield is in place!

05:063 days ago

AGN News: July 5th, 2020: LED ZEPPELIN ORIGINAL ART SELLS AT CHRISTIE'S FOR $325,000!

AGN News: July 5th, 2020: LED ZEPPELIN ORIGINAL ART SELLS AT CHRISTIE'S FOR $325,000!

One of the smallest, yet most iconic original album cover artwork was just sold at Christie's for $325,000, the highest price ever received at auction for such a work! Measuring only 7”x 7”, the hand-stippled original artwork created for the cover of Led Zeppelin’s debut album in 1969 by artist George Hardie, captured the image of the famous 1937 Hindenberg disaster. Previous high prices for Rock And Roll related artwork include $1.85 million dollars for the movie poster, entitled The Scream, created by artist Gerald Scarfe for Pink Floyd's, The Wall and $900,000 for the set of seven photographs which make up the entire Abbey Road album cover photo-shoot. But according to Christie’s this is “the most expensive piece of original album cover art ever sold.” For more, click the INFO button, NOW

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