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Taylor Guitars Founder Bob Taylor is Saving Africa’s Vulnerable Ebony By Jimmy Leslie last updated 20 September 21 The Ebony Project hopes to ensure premium fretboards, bridges and acoustic accessories for the foreseeable future.
Classic Gear: 1955 D’Angelico New Yorker By Dave Hunter published 11 August 21 The epitome of the archtop guitar from the golden years of the Jazz Age.