Happy Birthday America.

When in the course of human events, it became necessary to make guitars more important to music, we the people of The United States of America invented the electric guitar.

We truly believe all men are created equal, but our forefathers, Martin, Gibson, Fender, Rickenbacker believed that all guitars are created differently.

It is self evident that any human with a guitar can pursue happiness and possibly change the course of history.

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Buck Owens Guitar

Watch this episode that features a famous patriotic guitar owned by Buck Owens:

1968 Hofner Classical Guitar Bruce Ward

An unusual German Hofner Classical guitar from the 1960s makes it to The KC Guitar Show. Bought in Germany, it has rarely out of its case for decades. The Bird's Eye maple is spectacular.

1968 Hofner Bird's Eye Maple Classical Guitar

Watch this episode of Every Guitar Has A Story.

A Luthier Lays Hands Like A Holy Man

As “Every Guitar Has A Story” enters our second year, some guitars get another chapter.

Jay EuDaly’s “God-given Guitar” was our first episode.

You can watch the first chapter of the saga:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ra8JhJKzALk

The next chapter for this divinely bestowed guitar was instrumental Armageddon. The story of it’s demise is here: https://www.masterguitarschool.com/post/the-demise-of-my-god-given-guitar

The next chapter starts with three different luthiers declining the restoration. A connection took place at The KC Guitar Show. Matt Bennet of Viking Guitar Worx went beyond repair mode into resurrection mode.

https://www.masterguitarschool.com/post/the-resurrection-of-my-god-given-guitar

Thank you Jay EuDaly for sharing this guitar story.

Thank you Matt Bennet for doing great work.

Thank you to everyone that clicks all the chapters to read this story.

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