A Work of Art: The Gibson Byrdland

Developed by Gibson in 1955 with suggestions from Billy Byrd and Hank Garland. The Byrdland featured a thin 2 1/4in. depth body and a short 23.5in. scale neck. Production years were 1955-69, 1977, 1978, 1992.

Blondie

Eric Clapton sportin a Blonde.

My personal favorite a beautiful red.

Motor City Mad Man Ted Nugent with his Byrdland collection.

Roy Clark - One of the most underrated guitar players of all time.

Hey I make the same faces when I am playing. Roy is right up there with the likes of Chet Atkins, Joe Maphis and Hank Garland. 

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R.I.P 'Macho Man' Randy Savage

My grandpa used to watch 'wrastlin' as he called it, and sometimes I would watch it with him.

This one of the few guys I actually liked.

My man Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys feeling it.

Dan has one of the most Unique guitar collections that I have seen.

If you haven't listened to The Black Keys do it, especially the early stuff if you like

Junior Kimbrough, R.L. Burnside or T-Model Ford

Charlie Christian with his Gibson ES-150

One of the first guys that popularized the electric as Benny Goodman's guitar man.

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