FLYING V EXPLORER FIREBIRD

FLYING V EXPLORER FIREBIRDUntil the launch of the Flying V and Explorer in 1958, electric guitars were supposed to look like guitars. Suddenly, Gibson turned conventional design upside down, almost literally, by using straight lines and angular body shapes, changing the way electrics could look and, in the process, creating a set of rare future collectables. Flying V, Explorer, Firebird tells the story of those first peculiar instruments and goes on to describe Gibson's second

This intriguing collection of fourteen tangos by French composers is arranged for solo violin with piano accompaniment

Jimmie Rodgers and Hank Williams

combined sweet melancholy and modal melody with shape-shifting experimentation to create sounds of unsettling oddness that sometimes go underthe name acid or psych folk

independent of the instruments

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which is able to capture so much of the original that one will hardly notice the difference

and features ensemble playing all the way

including: Beauty and the Beast • Can't Help Falling in Love (from Blue Hawaii) • I Will Always Love You (from The Bodyguard) • The Medallion Calls (from Pirates of the Caribbean) • The Sound of Music • Star Trek® – The Motion Picture • True Love's Kiss (from Enchanted) • What I've Been Looking For (from High School Musical)

These are the guitars so famous that their names are often household words: B

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