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JSDenvir
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Just a heads up that I've got a new article in the latest issue of American Lutherie from the Guild of American Luthiers.

Actually, "article" is probably taking too much credit. I had the great pleasure of interviewing four of Jean Larrivee's former apprentices, and basically strung their stories together.

Linda Manzer, Grit Laskin, Sergei de Jonge, and our own David Wren.

They provided a pretty interesting picture of independent guitar making in the early 70's.

Have a look and lemme know what you think.

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Hey Steve-

I really enjoyed the article!! Thanks for writing about some of my favorite builders. You Canucks sure can build some nice guitars. :) :)

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I want an autograph and may get one in a couple of months at the class! Congrats Steve!!!!!
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Great article!

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I read it a few days ago and really liked it.

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Mine just showed up a few hours ago - I'll look forward to reading it tonight.

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Steve, I read you article last night and really enjoyed it. It does paint quite a picture of the from the early days for these individuals.
I had the pleasure of meeting Jean at his shop in Oxnard several years ago. He was very gracious with his time and willing to answer anything that was asked. A very sharp man indeed.
It was a real pleasure meeting him.
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