What Does Your Guitar(s) Say About You?

mrfixitmi

Country Gent
Gold Supporting Member
Mar 20, 2010
2,236
Michigan
When I enter church for a family service my Flying V says: You chose the wrong guitar for this.

When I enter a stage in a greasy pub with that guitar it says: It`s going to be very loud and rowdy in a vew seconds here. Hope you are dressed accordingly.
Like a Gretsch a good old Flying V is a real fashion statement. People instantly know what to expect.
Been there done that and don't want the "T" shirt, painful memories of December 1972 and bringing a "Big Muff" to play in Church. The associate pastor thought that it was funny, the Pastor told me to take the devil out of the church, and don't bring it back. After lecturing my parents for about 30 minutes about the filth they were raising, my Mother was wearing a "hand muff", and shoved it in his face, and told him to get his mind out of the gutter. My Mother and Father knew of the other meaning, but thought that is was more important to welcome the youth in the Church than to chase them away. My Mother is 84 years old, and still laughs about it.
 

MrWookiee

Country Gent
Jun 17, 2020
2,152
SoCal, USA
Been there done that and don't want the "T" shirt, painful memories of December 1972 and bringing a "Big Muff" to play in Church. The associate pastor thought that it was funny, the Pastor told me to take the devil out of the church, and don't bring it back. After lecturing my parents for about 30 minutes about the filth they were raising, my Mother was wearing a "hand muff", and shoved it in his face, and told him to get his mind out of the gutter. My Mother and Father knew of the other meaning, but thought that is was more important to welcome the youth in the Church than to chase them away. My Mother is 84 years old, and still laughs about it.
Good thing the fart pedal hadn't been invented yet.
 

Jim Krause

Gretschie
May 2, 2022
129
Lawrence, Kansas
Rickenbacker = Eccentric
Gretsch = Chet Wannabe, or closet rockabilly dude...who can't make up his mind which.
S.L. Mossman TN Flat Top = Another KS $)-( ! + kicker, and wannabe bluegrass hotshot
Yamaha acoustic = this guy doesn't care how much beer gets spilled on his guitar at a festival....either that, or he teaches guitar somewhere, and doesn't want to admit to owning a Mossman.
1930s Dobro round neck = Couldn't find a National Tri-cone, eh?
 

Ricochet

Senior Gretsch-Talker
Gold Supporting Member
Nov 13, 2009
24,368
Monkey Island
Been there done that and don't want the "T" shirt, painful memories of December 1972 and bringing a "Big Muff" to play in Church. The associate pastor thought that it was funny, the Pastor told me to take the devil out of the church, and don't bring it back. After lecturing my parents for about 30 minutes about the filth they were raising, my Mother was wearing a "hand muff", and shoved it in his face, and told him to get his mind out of the gutter. My Mother and Father knew of the other meaning, but thought that is was more important to welcome the youth in the Church than to chase them away. My Mother is 84 years old, and still laughs about it.

Maybe you should have brought this?

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afire

Friend of Fred
Feb 12, 2009
6,865
Where the action is!
When my guitars were a '57 Duo Jet and '63 Country Gentleman, they made a pretty clear statement about me. My two guitars currently in the works, replicas of a '60 Rickenbacker 365 Capri and a '55 6120 speak a little more ambiguously. Which I prefer. I'll always love Beatle guitars, but started to feel a little weird about them. A little too hero worshipy.
 

hcsterg

Friend of Fred
Silver Member
Feb 13, 2012
7,542
France
Oh, and my guitars says : "Guy : you show up with me ! Stay concentrated and play correctly with me ! OK ?"

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... And I must confess that they are often right ! :oops:🤪;)

A+!
 


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