35. Ken Parker

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35. Ken Parker

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Nov 5, 2019

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Legendary guitar maker Ken Parker is known worldwide for his innovative archtop guitars. For Episode 35 of the podcast, I caught up with Ken after the first-ever Rocky Mountain Archtop Festival. Ken shares how he blends his deep understanding of classical methods with modern techniques and materials to achieve his goal of making the ultimate acoustic instrument. Link: Ken Parker Archtops

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Nov 5, 2019

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Every month, luthier Michael Bashkin interviews his peers and guitar building heroes for the Luthier on Luthier podcast. Brought to you by the Fretboard Journal magazine.

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1. Ervin Somogyi: Ervin Somogyi is often referred to as the luthier's luthier: His guitars are among the most well-known and sought after custom instruments being made today. Ervin has influenced the custom guitar world, not with his own guitars,... by Luthier on Luthier with Michael Bashkin
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25. Marc Beneteau: Marc Beneteau has successfully navigated a career in building custom guitars since 1974. For our twenty fifth episode, Marc takes us back to his early years, talks to us about forging his own path and describes how he has remained focused and... by Luthier on Luthier with Michael Bashkin
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11. Jeremy Jenkins of Lame Horse Guitars: On episode 11, we sit down with Jeremy Jenkins, who builds Lame Horse Guitars alongside his father Chris. Jeremy tells us how he fell into guitarmaking through his father and how it ended up becoming a full-time career. He talks about his life in the... by Luthier on Luthier with Michael Bashkin
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3. Laurent Brondel: Before moving to the United States, Laurent Brondel was a professional musician in France for 20 years. He originally moved to New York and, along the way, Laurent started to work on his own guitars. Laurent eventually found himself in... by Luthier on Luthier with Michael Bashkin
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10. Chris Jenkins of Lame Horse Guitars: On episode 10, we head to Texas to sit down with Chris Jenkins of Lame Horse Guitars. Along with his son Jeremy, Chris builds uniquely ornamented guitars, gitjoes and ukuleles. On this podcast, he walks us through his first career in accounting (which... by Luthier on Luthier with Michael Bashkin
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14. Robbie O’Brien: Today, Robbie O'Brien is well-known for his growing catalog of online guitar making courses as well as his popular one-on-one guitar making classes. On Episode 14, he and his wife Adrianna tell us about his start building guitars in São Paulo,... by Luthier on Luthier with Michael Bashkin
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12. Jordan McConnell: Jordan McConnell is both an accomplished guitar builder and professional musician who spent 10 years touring with The Duhks. On today's podcast, he tells us how he manages to successfully navigate both careers at the same time and about his current... by Luthier on Luthier with Michael Bashkin
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17. Luthiers Beyond Limits: On episode 17 of the Luthier on Luthier Podcast, we talk to the collective of legendary builders who make up the Luthiers Beyond Limits group. These mini interviews were conducted at the 2018 NAMM show where the LBL showcased their forward-thinking... by Luthier on Luthier with Michael Bashkin
41 min listen
20. Harry Fleishman: Harry Fleishman has been designing, building, teaching and repairing guitars for over 45 years. His guitars always push the design envelope, from his numerous one-of-a-kind handmade guitars to the anti-gravity bass he designed for Jackson.... by Luthier on Luthier with Michael Bashkin
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21. Jay Lichty & Corrie Woods (Lichty Guitars): For episode 21, I sit down with Jay Lichty and Corrie Woods, the creators of Lichty guitars. Jay was a carpenter and general contractor for 30 years when he took a guitar building course with Wayne Henderson. He has not looked back since.... by Luthier on Luthier with Michael Bashkin
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22. Joe Glaser: When you walk into Joe Glaser's Nashville shop, you get the sense that they can do any guitar job, or even make any guitar part, and do it at the highest caliber. Simply put, Glaser has one of the most respected repair shops in the world.... by Luthier on Luthier with Michael Bashkin
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6. Michi Matsuda: On Episode 6, I sit down with world-renown guitar maker Michi Matsuda. Originally from Japan and now living in the US, Michi is known for his inventive designs and craftsmanship. We stay mostly in the head-space of guitar making and talk about what is... by Luthier on Luthier with Michael Bashkin
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9. Paul Heumiller of Dream Guitars: For our ninth episode, I sit down with Dream Guitars founder and owner, Paul Heumiller. If you build or play custom guitars you probably already know Paul's name and that Dream Guitars is one of the top boutique guitar dealers in the world. Paul... by Luthier on Luthier with Michael Bashkin
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29. Roger Sadowsky: Roger Sadowsky makes guitars for many of today's top professional guitarists, and his instruments are in heavy rotation on stages and in studios across the world. For episode 29 of the podcast, we caught up with Roger at the 2019 winter NAMM Show.... by Luthier on Luthier with Michael Bashkin
31 min listen
23. John Kinnard: John Kinnard has always been a part-time guitar builder while being a full-time high school science teacher. On this episode of Luthier on Luthier, John shares his perspectives on 40 years of building instruments. It's a fascinating talk with someone... by Luthier on Luthier with Michael Bashkin
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16. Isaac Jang: Issac Jang spent almost ten years apprenticing and repairing guitars before he started making instruments under his own name. This slow and steady approach has worked well for Issac, who is now one of the most sought after young builders in the market... by Luthier on Luthier with Michael Bashkin
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37. Al Petteway: Award winning guitarist Al Petteway has been performing since the age over 12 across a variety of musical styles. These days, he is best known as a Celtic fingerstyle guitarist and for the gorgeous soundtracks he composes for documentary films. Over... by Luthier on Luthier with Michael Bashkin
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28. Michael Watts: Michael Watts is a London-based guitarist deeply steeped in the custom guitar world. Michael knows how to have the "tone talk" both with guitar builders and players. For our 28th episode, Michael discusses his latest CD, gives advice on ordering a... by Luthier on Luthier with Michael Bashkin
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