I first saw Stevie Coyle back when he was involved with The Waybacks. My oh my! I heard him on some radio broadcast, and then through sheer luck was able to see him in San Diego at Acoustic Music San Diego concert in an old church venue . I have enjoyed his musical talents and stories ever since! Thank you for your inspiration to me and I’m sure to many others! Speaking of Brazilian Rosewood, I had a guitar with a three piece Brazillian Rosewood back purchased at American Dream guitar shop which was behind the Lemon Grove Post Office. American Dream is where Bob Taylor got his start(I believe that is accurate ). I walked in, the guitar was hanging on the wall. The luthier (my apologies, I forget his name 😢 ) had just finished building it and sold it to me for $300…what?! I recently traded it along with selling a couple other guitars to purchase another guitar with a back of B E A U tiful Brazilian Rosewood built by Butch Bosewell in Bend, Oregon where I now reside. Mr. Coyle, thank you for continuing to share your talents and knowledge with us all!
dude. you sure can play, stevie c .. . thanks for another smashing friday noontime visit .. .
I first saw Stevie Coyle back when he was involved with The Waybacks. My oh my! I heard him on some radio broadcast, and then through sheer luck was able to see him in San Diego at Acoustic Music San Diego concert in an old church venue . I have enjoyed his musical talents and stories ever since! Thank you for your inspiration to me and I’m sure to many others! Speaking of Brazilian Rosewood, I had a guitar with a three piece Brazillian Rosewood back purchased at American Dream guitar shop which was behind the Lemon Grove Post Office. American Dream is where Bob Taylor got his start(I believe that is accurate ). I walked in, the guitar was hanging on the wall. The luthier (my apologies, I forget his name 😢 ) had just finished building it and sold it to me for $300…what?! I recently traded it along with selling a couple other guitars to purchase another guitar with a back of B E A U tiful Brazilian Rosewood built by Butch Bosewell in Bend, Oregon where I now reside. Mr. Coyle, thank you for continuing to share your talents and knowledge with us all!
Mighty kind, James! Much obliged. Butch is a terrific builder.
I have a Martin HD-28. Never heard of these until Mary Chapin Carpenter, but what a rich beautiful tone. Love it. Great video.
Thank you, Mike.