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I’ll add a couple of books for the readers, both great, if you can’t find them message me and we’ll work it out
Blue Smoke. The Recorded Journey of Big Bill Broonzy. Roger House. Louisiana State University Press
I Feel So Good. The Life and Times of Big Bill Broonzy Rob Riesman University of Chicago Press
Deep Blues. Robert Palmer. Penguin
Chicago Blues. The City & The Music. Mike Rowe. Da Capo Press
VIDEO. The American Folk Blues Festival 1962-1966. 3 volumes
It’s a great read, I finished it a couple of months ago, Hillman has quite a story and he continues to make great music
Walter,
It’s been with us forever and I dislike the idea of flipping pictures, there is a pretty large historical trail to doing this to guitarists, Muddy Waters, Albert King and several others come to mind, it’s just plain wrong
I’m sorry, original post corrected
it’s here at https://www.happytraum.com
I’ll just leave that here, I have great respect for Jason, and I’m honored to have had my work displayed in FBJ. After 30 years in photo publishing, splitting landscape images down the center of the fold is something that I would never get away with, I liked the work, I’m confused as to how it is relevant to a historic issue we have waited a long time for.
A Message from Carolyn Sills of Santa Cruz Guitar Company:
Greetings SCGC friends and family! After 12 thrilling years, I am moving on from Santa Cruz Guitar Company. It was an absolute pleasure working with so many of you on custom orders, and seeing these incredible instruments come to life. I shall forever be in awe of the work Richard and our luthiers do to craft some of the finest acoustic guitars in the world.
I will miss corresponding with everyone, but you shall all be in great hands with my replacement, Will Kahn. If you want to keep in touch, you can find me on social media, at Carolyn Sills or with my two musical groups, The Carolyn Sills Combo and Poi Rogers.
Please continue to treasure your local guitar shop, and thank you for your incredible support of Santa Cruz Guitar Company.
With love and respect,
Carolyn Sills
