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诚意转让
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FENDER |
| 型号: |
TELE 52 |
| 成色: |
8成新 |
| 数量: |
1 |
| 价格: |
26000 |
| 详细描述: |
USA fender tele 52 Reissue 1982 |
| 姓名: |
cy |
| 电话: |
13269332321 |
| QQ: |
50449404 |
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| 商品所在地: |
北京 |
| 是否中介: |
无所谓 |
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本帖最后由 lostuan 于 2015-2-2 13:14 编辑
1982年TELE 52 补发版，此琴一年前收于美国堪萨斯 州一个慈善家拍卖会，吉他的原主人是当地知名音乐家GREG CAMP，其乐队为CAMP HARHOW，也是早期“White EYE”乐队的创始人。他的音乐对当代音乐有着深入的影响。由于CAMP在2009年辞世，所以这把吉他是他的委托人也是他的初中同学史蒂夫.霍金代为拍卖。此琴状态如初，所有磨损均为自然RELIC，真正玩出来的岁月感，沧桑感。这把吉他也是GREG CAMP后半生的主力琴。一个音乐人的伟大与灵魂给予了这把琴一层闪耀的光环。GREG CAMP对堪萨斯城蓝调，摇滚，民谣和乡村乐坛的影响力是不可估量的，他的逝世所留下的空白不能填补，但他的音乐将被世人传唱，我们将继续延续他对音乐的精神与热爱。 “每一天的流逝，我们爱你......”上帝的兄弟。致敬！！
以下是GREG CAMP的个人资料：
这是他的face book 粉丝俱乐部，和他乐队的个人网站：
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Greg Camp (1949 - 2009)
Gregory Dean Camp was born on October 15, 1949, in St. Joseph, Mo. He attended Central High School there. He learned to play the guitar at the age of 10 from his brother Steve and friend Larry Buck. He spent his early years playing music in and around St. Joe, where life-long bonds were formed with many other talented musicians, among them, Butch Dillon, Jimmy Harlow, Ted Paxon, Mike Harvey, Jerry Allen, Ron Weir, and others.
In the late sixties he was the singer, songwriter, and guitarist for the band White Eyes, a mainstay at the old Cowtown Ballroom. Some of his songs from that era are featured in the recently released documentary "Cowtown Ballroom, Sweet Jesus". It was during those years that a special bond was formed with artists such as Brewer and Shipley, Danny Cox, and The Ozark Mountain Daredevils, to name a few.
In 1975, Greg and Jimmy Harlow formed the first Camp Harlow Band in Aspen, Colo. with ex White Eyes members Roger Workman and Tim Shields, along with former Brewer and Shipley drummer, Gary Signor. Following that, Greg returned to Kansas City to be a solo artist, as well as writing and recording many wonderful original songs. During this time Greg also enjoyed stints with bands such as U.S.A. (out of St. Joe.), River Rock, and Blazing Saddles, before reforming the original Camp Harlow Band in 1991 to play the matinee at The Tuba, a local venue owned by Greg’s former St. Joe band mate Mile Harvey.
It was here that the most incredible bond of all began with the love affair between The Camp Harlow Band and it's extended family of loyal matinee-goers. Though too numerous to mention, I know that Greg would want to acknowledge the first of those, Andy and Karen Cook, as well as Larry and Pat Quirk, Bill and Liz Brinton, Don and Catherine O'Brien, and Mark(Cuda) Raynes, all of whom are still regulars to this day, as the matinee continues after 15 years at The Levee. For the past ten years or so the bands' lineup has been Bruce Sidener, Steve Nierman, and original members Greg, Jimmy, and Gary. Greg also co-hosted the Brew Jam at the 75th St. Brewery, with Mark Valentine, a gig that also lasted 15 years for Greg. In addition to those long running gigs, he also performed at many other local venues with his good friends Tom Hall and Rick Yord.
Greg’s influence on the Kansas City blues, rock, folk, and country music scene is immeasurable, as anyone who has ever played with him or heard him play will attest. The void left by his passing can never be filled, but his musical legacy will live on as we continue to play his songs. "Each day that goes by, WE love you more..." God speed brother. |
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发表于 2015-2-2 12:54:47
