Review: Hofner HVC Verythin Classic Electric Guitar | Share My Guitar

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Hofner Guitar - Bookshelf

88 pages	The Hofner guitar, a history Creator: Neville Marten, Gordon Giltrap | Music - 2010-01-01 "Interviews with Paul McCartney, David Gilmour, Ritchie Blackmore, Hank Marvin, and many more"--Boards. Publisher: Hal Leonard Corp
100 pages	History of the Hofner Guitar and Its Players Creator: Gordon Giltrap, Neville Marten | 1993-04-01

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Bruce Springsteen exhibit at Constitution Center opening today Philadelphia Inquirer - May 19, 2012 Why it's cool: Except for Paul McCartney's violin-shaped Hofner bass, the ax Bruce brandished on the cover of the "Born to Run" LP is about as iconic as any instrument can be. Note: The guitar will not be added to the collection until sometime next

ELECTRIC GUITARS: Höfner New Committee miPRO - May 19, 2012 Latest archtop from German guitar manufacturer borrows a number of features from the original 1950s/60s model. The New Committee is the the latest German-built archtop guitar from Höfner. The prototype was completed last week and production,

Amped Review: Peavey PXD Tragic IV Bass Sonic State - May 19, 2012 I actually play a short-scale Hofner bass, because for me that feels more like playing an electric guitar, but the 34'' scale neck on the Tragic IV is fast and smooth. In terms of playability, your left hand is going to have a good time of things.

Bruce Springsteen exhibit at Constitution Center opening today Philadelphia Inquirer - May 19, 2012 Why it's cool: Except for Paul McCartney's violin-shaped Hofner bass, the ax Bruce brandished on the cover of the "Born to Run" LP is about as iconic as any instrument can be. Note: The guitar will not be added to the collection until sometime next

Sir Paul - all his yesterdays Herald Sun - May 19, 2012 But Sir Paul McCartney, 69, is not strapping on his famous left-handed Hofner bass guitar today. The former Beatle is in business mode, spruiking his latest solo studio album Kisses On The Bottom to a round table of writers and explaining why he's felt

Paul McCartney gets his star on Hollywood Walk of Fame Los Angeles Times - May 19, 2012 Only one succeeded: On his way back into the Capitol building, McCartney spotted Fullerton 18-year-old Paul Madariaga holding up a Hofner bass guitar like the one McCartney first popularized nearly half a century ago when he was just out of his teens.

McCartney fan leaves Walk of Fame ceremony with amazing souvenir Examiner.com - May 19, 2012 Madriaga, who said he was named after Paul, happened to bring his left-handed replica Hofner bass guitar and had a sweet spot for viewing the ceremony right behind the press area. That turned out to be his very good fortune.

Electric Guitars under £500 miPRO - May 19, 2012 Höfner's latest solid-body model once again gives a nod to its past. Based upon the classic Club body, the new Club Solid single-cut has a spruce top and Mahogany body and Schaller-made, Höfner Hi-Power Diamond humbuckers. Available in Dark Cherry,

American English musician fell for Beatles early Wisconsin Rapids Tribune - May 19, 2012 “It sounded like the Beatles,” said Michaels, who plays a left-handed Hofner Beatle bass like McCartney, as well as piano, organ and guitar. That audition led him on the long and winding road of Beatles tribute bands, eventually ending with the

Victor & Penny kick it old school The Coloradoan - May 19, 2012 The name partially came from characters of a play the guitar and ukulele duo were in together, explained Erin McGrane. They used the name in a pinch for their first gig and it just stuck. The names are quirky and a little antique-sounding,