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Story Archives of 'Guitar'The Guitar DoctorBy Jon Greenberg on Friday, March 28, 2008.In a small walk-down shop in Exeter, New Hampshire, old guitars find new life at the hands of Pat DiBurro. Some are over 150 years old. When DiBurro finishes with them, his goal is that they should sound as good as that day long ago when some master guitar builder declared them done. DiBurro has been working on guitars for over 30 years and as New Hampshire Public Radio’s Jon Greenberg reports, in that time he’s learned that sometimes the most demanding bosses are the dead ones. Guitar Duo: Gerry Putnam and Tom PirozzoliBy Liz Bulkley on Wednesday, July 25, 2007.Gerry Putnam and Tom Pirozzoli are more than just two guys and two guitars. They each have established music careers; one plays jazz fusion and is the head of a recording studio, the other is a singer/songwriter and recording artist. After admiring each other's work for thirty years, they've combined their efforts in a new cd called "Conversation Without Words." We'll hear them play a range of tunes live in the studio. The Gypsy Jazz of Ameranouche!!!By Liz Bulkley on Monday, June 11, 2007.The members of Ameranouche!!! are keeping the traditions of Django Reinhardt alive with their virtuosic and spirited performances. The trio will join us to talk about their work and heat up our studio with some live music. Musician George WinstonBy Liz Bulkley on Tuesday, May 1, 2007.George Winston is famous for his contemplative piano music. Most call it "New Age", but he calls it "Rural Folk Piano". Lots of people don't realize he also plays a mean slack-key guitar and blues harmonica. He stopped by our studios to play a little and talk about his almost three decades in the music business. ***This interview originally aired November 28, 2006*** Guitarist Ed GerhardBy Liz Bulkley on Monday, December 11, 2006.Guitar maestro Ed Gerhard is highly regarded around the country for his virtuosity, but he says the really important aspect of his work is writing good music. He'll swing by the Front Porch studios to play a few holiday songs and some material off his new album, Sunnyland. Musician Kelly Joe PhelpsBy Liz Bulkley on Friday, December 8, 2006.Kelly Joe Phelps is one of the country's premier slide guitar players. He wows audiences and critics alike with his fast but nuanced finger-work and thoughtful, narrative lyrics. Tonight he's stopping by the Front Porch studio to play some tunes and talk about his new album. Musician George WinstonBy Liz Bulkley on Tuesday, November 28, 2006.George Winston is famous for his contemplative piano music. Some call it "New Age", but he calls it "Rural Folk Piano". But he also plays a mean slack-key guitar and blues harmonica. He'll stop by our studios to play a little and to talk about his almost three decades in the music business. George Winston is in New Hampshire this week to play a few shows. Check his online calendar for more details. Kris Delmhorst & Peter MulveyBy Shay Zeller on Friday, July 14, 2006.Musicians Kris Delmhorst and Peter Mulvey are sharing the stage in venues across New England as part of their summer tour, and they're performing Friday night at Tupelo Music Hall in Londonderry. Delmhorst is a musician/poet/songwriter; her new CD is "Strange Conversation." Mulvey is a composer, singer, and musician whose new CD is titled "The Knuckleball Suite." This show is part of the Front Porch Summer Arts Series. Check out the series website for more in-studio performances and a calendar of upcoming events. Guitarist Alex de GrassiBy Shay Zeller on Monday, June 26, 2006.Over 30 years ago, guitarist Alex de Grassi sat down to record a few tunes for his cousin’s new record label. His album Turning, Turning Back not only helped launch the Windham Hill name, but it also ushered in what would later be known as New Age Music. Since then, the Grammy nominated musician has continued to evolve as an international artist. Alex De Grassi joins us to play some old and new tunes and to talk about his long career. Original Air Date: February 23, 2006 Musician Ryan MontbleauBy Shay Zeller on Friday, June 9, 2006.Guitarist-turned-singer Ryan Montbleau grew up listening to AC/DC and New Edition, and somehow those eclectic influences helped him find his distinctive voice. Now when he's not on tour, he fills clubs around the Boston area with his own fans. He's swinging by our studios on his way to a Seacoast performance tonight, and he's bringing his guitar. |
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