Part 8: Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Guitars

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The Trip

This page is dedicated to my life-long friend Steve. Steve is a rock-and-roller and is an accomplished guitarist, both rock and classical. He has owed many instruments, so will appreciate the diversity of the guitars in the Hall of Fame. Annotations below will be sparse, if at all, as the photos are mostly self-explanatory. Ownership will be noted where possible. These photos were taken without flash using my Sony A1 with Leica 35mm f/1.4 manual lens.

The Photos

The photos below are what we saw.

Albert Collin's electric.

Howlin' Wolf.

Ownership not noted.

Elmore James.

Upper left to right: T-Bone Walker, Buddy Guy and Elmore James.

Elvis' double neck.

Very nice inlays.

Duane Eddy, a very famous guitarist from the late '50s.

Jefferson Airplane's Bassit Jack Casady.

Peter Albin of Big Brother and the Holding Company, bass guitar.

Chris Stein of Blondie.

Alice Cooper.

Metallica's Cliff Burton bass.

Jimmi Hendrix's double-neck.

The Ramones.

U2's Adam Clayton's bass.

The Edge of U2.

Not noted.

Roger Troutman bass guitar and talk box.

The black one has seen some miles.

Eddie Van Halen's custom hybrid.

I am not a musician, but I did appreciate the diversity and personalization of the instruments.

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