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1939 Ferriday archtop: A dream guitar

Issue: Vol 9 No. 2 (2015)

Abstract:

In 2015, the Canadian author is gifted a mystery guitar made in London, August 1939. The article tracks down its origin and story, which is interwoven with the development of the early jazz scene in England.

Author: Paul Johanis

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