This book really helped me on a number of levels. Her teacher, the finest in America. If you do read this book, make sure you go see Wayne Henderson sometime, he is definitely an interesting character and you'll love him. Sporting a dark elegant sunburst finish with abalone trim around the entire top as well as in the rosette, this is a great example of Henderson's work. This 1998 model is a red spruce top with mahogany back & sides. This book was a hoot to read. As difficult as it is to procure a Wayne Henderson guitar, it's even harder to get a guitar from John Arnold. Enough value to pay college bills. The book is really not just about guitars, either, although there is a wealth of guitar history included here, and many details regarding the proper construction of an acoustic guitar.
I met his friends and family, enjoyed seeing the role bluegrass and old-time music play in his life, and most importantly, watched him at work in his shop. Wayne Henderson visits as his schedule allows, there is no guarantee that Wayne will be at a workshop, although he keeps a watchful eye on our progress and is proud of the luthiers he has mentored and the school that honors his craft. He even has a festival in his own name.
But, "Appalachian red spruce is the best you can get, " says Henderson who makes about 20 instruments, mostly guitars each year. And a guitar seemed like the right thing to commemorate this kind of a milestone birthday. Enough for everything... Finishing process of guitar body and neck. The reader can't help but feel and experience the colorful persons in this story, especially Wayne. Edmund Davidson Knives, Goshen. Wayne Henderson was born in Grayson County, Virginia, where he lives today. Suitably emboldened, I put my All in the Family–era Martin in the classifieds of a guitar bulletin. Of course, the real thrill of Clapton's Guitar is getting to know Henderson himself. Or maybe some people simply have the gift of being able to make a piece of wood sing, and Wayne Henderson is one of them. Author is in book as it is written from his perspective, which I found taxing at times. I think his friends have encouraged him to change his ways, a mahogany Henderson is probably a $10k guitar, and the Rosewood one I saw at Carter's was about $20k.
Love and patience and jokes and banter and memories; years of combined knowledge and skills, all rolled up in an inanimate object that... lives. The first thing you notice upon picking up the guitar is that it is extremely light, and has a low-end presence and clarity that will fill up a room. Henderson is a true, simple, gifted craftsman, perhaps a dying breed, who builds guitars that are equal in quality to the great aged Martin guitars. He used a dresser-drawer bottom and some black, sticky stuff his father used to glue weather stripping to the car door. We talked a little bit about his forthcoming gig in New York, before I cut to the chase. One that jumps out, however, is the nature of the product that is being created. After seeing Wayne Henderson perform again at the River House, a B & B in Grassy Creek, North Carolina, I thought it appropriate to pick up Clapton's Guitar. Correspondence and paperwork from clients of the past, present and future. The story of the book is that Eric Clapton, who has defined rock guitar wizardry since the 1960s (The Yardbirds, Cream, Blind Faith, etc…) played a Henderson guitar in a collectible guitar shop in New York City and fell in love with its tone and playability. Wayne Henderson, 'Guitar Rag, ' Masters of the Steel String Guitar, 2000, Arhoolie CD 485. But, hey, this is Clapton! Wayne has been building guitars out of any and all available materials since childhood. My other problem with his writing, is that he loves long, descriptive, "poetical" phrases, but it wasn't successful.
And few outside of his small world seem to know much about it. That thing was in my garden pulling up every one of my cabbages with its tail. They searched high and low. Vernon, Ohio, "Why Buy a Handmade Guitar" explaining the difference in quality (and experience) in purchasing a handmade guitar, created just for you, and a factory made guitar.
Well, thank you kindly, he replied. After receiving three or four letters or phone calls and concluding that the customer is serious, Henderson will think about putting him or her on his schedule. The Holy Grail of both amateur and professional luthiers across the globe, an unscripted view of life in the shop of one of America's greatest guitar builders. With Henderson's keen ear for the vibrations of each piece of wood he uses, each note that comes out of them has the power of a cannon and the sweetness of maple "Clapton's Guitar, " Allen St. John recounts how a perfect acoustic guitar comes into the world and how an artist gauges perfection. I found myself yearning to visit the shop and just sit and take it in - the sights and sounds of the work and the people who frequently visit.
We all love a good Henderson Dreadnought for volume and projection, but this lil 000-28 has a bit of the "little dog, big bark†complex, which is to say it's as comfy as a lapdog but prone to frequent bouts of rather loud howling when you dig in for a bluesy solo. Clapton's Guitar is hands down one of the best books I read this year. He thought he was going to have bacon for the next ten years. He's not big on making small guitars.
Shavings danced in the air, shimmering through beams of sun, dropping into her hideout like snow into a tree fort. Is this some kind of a joke? But when it comes to the sheer ability to send a torrent of notes tumbling from the soundhole of an acoustic guitar, and yet make it seem like no big deal, Henderson has few peers. I wish that I had listened more when he was talking.
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