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Great to learn about Mr. Henderson.

Mr Henderson, My name is Wayne P Henderson and have followed you on the internet and anything I found written about you. I also have been contacted, years ago, by people looking for you. I would like to meet you this coming year, 2025 if possible.

Absolutely love this! ❤ I’m an Abingdon native, my whole life and this town is amazing! Thank you so much for this video. I’m sharing it with friends. ❤

I would love to see it❤🎉

I’d like this show

What a lovely man ❤

I would've asked him a thousand questions on each component.

EVERY THING WAS GOOD BUT HILARY CLINTON

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Awesome share, hello from Newport News Va, on the coast

Why the buffering

How would I go about getting getting a G bender Electric acoustic ? T You..🎶🎵

he has not made one for ZZTOP , ACDA

Thanks for the video, are you still happy with the bike?

Gillian WELCH.

he's a roid sox fan....can't be any good

Hotel recommendation please?

I feel like there should be a 15 year old kid just following him around learning. We need to preserve his catalog of skills and knowledge. When he looks up at the camera his eyes tell a story of a man with a pure heart. You just want to sit with him and listen to all his stories.

Hey Wayne do you know the difference between a GITAR AND A GUITAR? 200 miles below the Mason /Dixon Line! 😂😂😂😂😂

He a Red Sox fan so he’s should be good

What do his guitars sell for?

Hi Wayme, thank you for making guitars! 🌞👍

A real down to earth, laid back,friendly fellow. The world needs more like him.

Nice.

Very nice story. How does a person become a master builder? - a rare thing. Sounds like he's earned it. Being a washed up old picker myself, really appreciated the sound of #400. Best wishes to him to reach 1000. Thank you for sharing.

Wayne is wearing a Boston Red Sox baseball cap. I was wondering if he is an actual MLB fan and, if so, a Red Sox fan? Since he lives in Virginia, perhaps he is a Nationals or an Orioles fan? Thanks so much for a first cabin interview.

My group was blessed with the opportunity to sing a couple songs at a local concert. Wayne is salt of the Earth kind of person. He handed me #500 like we had been friends for 50 years. Hes got the best stories as well.

My dad worked at Chris Craft and they used mahogany in the cabins of their boats!

Got to visit him over 50 years ago and he was a hospitable and gracious host to a kid .

Great master artist.

My dad played a gibson made in 50s. I still have it.

A national treasure

Wow. Thank you for sharing this story with us. God bless you Wayne

Why the Captions, I understand every word he says.

I held one he made that he borrowed for a show of the best of all styles of playing at the University of washington. Bought his CD . Finest player of bluegrass, fast too.

"and said that.." 😃

People complain about how much money a hand made guitar costs............all the while those twats want 20 bucks an hour to fill bags of trash panda food ............I hope you go well beyond 1000 fiddles Wayne.

What a Legend ! God Blass You

he is a hillbilly and I grew up in east TN, so I heard the early REAL country and bluegrass on B/W TV ...

What a talented sweet down to earth fella..great vid thanks

In the future please try not to talk so much when the subject is talking or at least stay away from the microphone. Also don't use auto generated subtitles when they clearly misrepresent what the subject is saying.

Cool. 😃

What an unbelievably talented man, so unassuming and down to earth, his guitar sounds amazing, brilliant.

I am a guitar player and Boston Red Sox fan and I'm thinking Mr. Henderson maybe a Salem Red Sox fan?

Very cool interview with a true craftsman who learned the old fashioned way, through years of experience and continuous learning and improvement. Great attitude and desire to do great work is always going to produce a skilled professional. And local walnut is a great tonewood, as well and nice maple.

Can't believe i spent a whole 33 mins listening to his story. Thanks for posting ❤ ✌️

Admired Wayne’s work for years. The Cody sisters here in Colorado, have “ sister guitars. Same tree I heard. The can really play! Thanks Mr Henderson!

I have had the pleasure of talking a bit with Wayne quite a few times, and we always had fun. I am also a Luthier here in Virginia, about an hour or so from Wayne's place, but have not talked to him in years. I really need to visit him soon. He is a national treasure, and as friendly and humble as one person can be. My guitars will never be as good as a Henderson, but I will keep trying to reach anywhere close to his level of the art.

Great story, what a great guy, I'd love to visit this place if I go to the USA again.

That thing sounds amazing!