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“We’re in the same band with the two black Strats. It’s insane that would happen”: How Little Feat acquired not one, but two of Jimi Hendrix’s Fender Stratocasters

“They have one of the best guitar players in the world”: Watch Nuno Bettencourt inject virtuosic two-hand tapping flair into AC/DC’s Highway to Hell during Extreme and Godsmack’s joint cover | “Can’t believe I get to jam with these legends”: Watch H.E.R trade her signature Fender Strat for a metal-ready Charvel to perform with the Foo Fighters on SNL | “There’s big brands making stuff that’s no better than the $200 Chinese knockoffs you see online. I wanted to make something that could deliver the quality”: Steve Brown wants to shake up the budget guitar market with SBS Guitars’ $379 shred machines Created for sauuuuul.peliculas@blogger.com |  Web Version October 30, 2023 CONNECT WITH THE PICK       Handpicked stories from the world of guitar SIGN UP ⋅   SHARE ADVERTISEMENT Top Stories "We're in the same band with the two black Strats. It's insane that would happen": How Little Feat acquired not one, but two of Jimi Hendrix's Fender Stratocasters (Keith Grine, David Redfern/Redferns/Getty Images) Fender made two black Strats for Hendrix – and they both ended up in the Little Feat family "They have one of the best guitar players in the world": Watch Nuno Bettencourt inject virtuosic two-hand tapping flair into AC/DC's Highway to Hell during Extreme and Godsmack's joint cover (Scott Legato/Getty Images) The two rock outfits shared the stage for a set-closing cover – and gave the Washburn wielder free rein to solo as he saw fit "Can't believe I get to jam with these legends": Watch H.E.R trade her signature Fender Strat for a metal-ready Charvel to perform with the Foo Fighters on SNL (Will Heath/NBC/Getty Images) It's not the first time the Grammy winner has favored a Charvel Dinky over her Fender model – is a six-string switch on the cards? 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But, really, this record is about coming out of grief": Emma Tricca is finding redemption in vintage Martins and fingerstyle folk (Christine Navin) Her guitar approach may be shaped by Joan Baez, Bob Dylan, and John Renbourn, but Aspirin Sun finds Emma Tricca chasing a folk sound that's all her own Complete our survey and be in with a chance to win Complete the Behind the Beat survey and be in with a chance to win a £300 Ticketmaster gift card. Guitar World and MusicRadar have teamed up to get to know our readers better, and in return we're offering the chance to win a £300 / €350 Ticketmaster gift card (or equivalent in your local currency). Complete the survey ADVERTISEMENT From Guitar Player "They had strippers and crabs everywhere... People would get pissed and start shooting at the stage. You had to duck and keep playing!" 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Randoseru for Dogs

this week's most popular posts and other tidbits from around Japan

"Light Rains Sometimes Fall" (Microseason 53) This is the time of year when light rains are common, and with each occurrence the season seems to grow colder. These rains are the result of northwesterly winds that cool down dramatically as they approach mountaintops, causing cloud formations. This makes them particularly common in regions like Kyoto, Nagano, Gifu and Fukushima, which have mountains to one side.   Japan has over 50 nouns to describe rain and many of them belong to the season of autumn. Susuki means the long rains of fall, kosame are light rains and shigure are the sudden rains that are gone before you can even take out your umbrella. (Do you want more seasonal events, recipes, poems and art in your inbox? Become a member!) the spoon & tamago dispatch Randoseru for dogs Tsuchiya Kaban, the 58-year old Japanese leather bagmaker, has released their very first line-up of pet products. And their doggy randoseru is absolutely adorable. For those who aren't familiar, randoseru are backpacks for kids made to last a lifetime. Read more... An ad for 'emptiness' If you've boarded the Tokyo Metro this month, there's a good chance you walked into a train car that had been "emptied out" of all advertisements. Turn out, it's an ad campaign for Borraginol Smooth, an over-the-counter laxative. Read more... Engawa Nursing Home As Japan's population continues to grow older, care for the elderly becomes an increasingly important issue. And while elderly populations are typically seen as a burden, there are places around rural Japan that offer glimpses of a more hopeful future. One where innovators and designers are demonstrating what's possible, not with robotic caregivers, but with a fundamental redesign of what care for the elderly could look like. Read more... For just $5 per month, support independent publishing, and Japanese arts & crafts, by becoming a Spoon & Tamago member! tidbits from all corners of Japan Shibuya has declared all-out war on Halloween and their latest tactic is to blockade the popular Hachiko statue as a means of dettering crowds. Free Hachiko!! At the Yuushien botanical gardens in Shimane, a seasonal event of 10,000 dahlias floating in their lake (on view through 11/5) From the Shop a celebration of fall Ah, autumn. It's the season of warm tea kettles, glorious colors, the scents of harvest, and the deep purple hues of the kikyo flower, which is in full bloom right now. Our Autumn Collection is a celebration of everything we love about the season. view collection Copyright © 2023 Spoon & Tamago, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you opted in at our website. Our mailing address is: Spoon & Tamago 253 Tompkins Ave Brooklyn, New York 11216 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.