November 2009 \ Features \ Gallery: Guitars of the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum

Gallery: Guitars of the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum

by Chris Kies

Can't make it to Nashville? We bring some of country's classic instruments to you.
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Anthony Skellern
11 hr 26 min ago 		Great to see these beautiful old instruments full of character and history. Got to say though, I was surprised not to see a single telecaster in there :0{
James K. Gould
on 11/06/2009 		I still have the guitar my father bought me when I was 15, now I'm 64 This is a semi solid body Harmony Stratocaster with blended circuit.....I love old Guitar's
Ben J
on 11/05/2009 		are you kidding me ... not only do those guitars ooooze olden-days coolness, but some of music's most important songs where created with these instruments. Great stuff!
Marshall Maniac
on 11/04/2009 		what a treat... these guitars are enough reason to head to the Country HOF! great job PG
Fender Man
on 11/03/2009 		I love this kind of stuff ... sure it is all sitting in a museum, but it least it hasn't been lost in fires or other catastrophic ends many guitars suffer ... we'd all love to play these guitars, but at least we can appreciate them in a gallery or visiting the Hall of Fame in person, i know I plan on it
65 Casino
on 10/31/2009 		Dickey Betts and Hank Jr. - would have been great to be a fly on the wall for that "visit". But giving away a 57 Gold Top? That would have to have been a special "visit" and now it sits in a museum...what a "trip" - someone pass me the mason jar - fill it first please.
Travis L
on 10/31/2009 		great gallery! great guitars! great captions!!
Droopy
on 10/30/2009 		So where is the Bigsby that's in the teaser photo which was the one I wanted to see!
Marc
on 10/30/2009 		I hope those fine old guitars get taken out of their display cases and occasionally get PLAYED - because nothing is worse for a musical instrument than to be left untouched by the loving hands of a skilled musician. While it's nice to see them, it's also sad that they are displayed like dead, stuffed animals. These are beautiful, living, breathing things.
Chuck
on 10/30/2009 		awesome gallery! I think I may be booking a trip to Nashville for soon to check the whole thing out myself!



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