Tim Mullally

For nearly 20 years Mullally has been performing his own style of alternative pop, rock and blues in the Tampa Bay region. Whether fronting psychedelic rock trio Tommy Tye Dye, lead guitarist for Multi-Color-House or collaborator with Robert Wegmann; Tim has been inspired both in the studio and on stage. Witness his solo release Mountain Hike, the Mullally/Wegmann release The Mayfly Glimmer, or the recently released Tommy Tye Dye retrospective for solid evidence.

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When Fender Customized the Tele … with a Little Help from Martin

A slab rosewood fretboard, binding, and a sunburst finish made the 1960 Custom model a classic alternative template for Leo’s senior solidbody.

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A Cast-Off 1952 Telecaster Gets a Second Life

Found during a house renovation, this guitar is a classic example of Fender’s prized blackguard gems.

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Gibson’s ’Birds of a Feather, Flocked Together

This pair of Firebird I guitars and a Thunderbird II bass, from 1964, were tucked in a closet for decades. Now, they're ready to rock again.

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Sol Philcox-Littlefield Rig Rundown Guitar Gear Tour

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Tim Mullally

A “Jazz” Guitar for Surf Rockers

The famous Jazzmaster bucked conventional Fender design norms at the time it was released, as well as expectations of whom it would appeal to.

A ’63 Rickenbacker 365 Still Glo’s

Here’s how a cat named Capri, a German designer, and a whammy-bar inventor fit into the history of a maple-bodied marvel.

A Double-Header of Single-Pickup Gibsons

On this month’s menu, a ’64 SG TV and a ’68 EB-0—prime examples of the company’s classic mahogany slab designs.

’50s Fenders of a Feather

This pair—a Precision bass and Stratocaster from 1959—have much in common besides their iconic status.

When Fender Customized the Tele … with a Little Help from Martin

A slab rosewood fretboard, binding, and a sunburst finish made the 1960 Custom model a classic alternative template for Leo’s senior solidbody.

A Cast-Off 1952 Telecaster Gets a Second Life

Found during a house renovation, this guitar is a classic example of Fender’s prized blackguard gems.

Gibson’s ’Birds of a Feather, Flocked Together

This pair of Firebird I guitars and a Thunderbird II bass, from 1964, were tucked in a closet for decades. Now, they're ready to rock again.

The Archrival of the Original Les Paul

In 1952, Gibson's ES-295 also went for the gold—and double P-90s—in a lightweight archtop body style.

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Tim Mullally

The famous Jazzmaster bucked conventional Fender design norms at the time it was released, as well as expectations of whom it would appeal to.

Here’s how a cat named Capri, a German designer, and a whammy-bar inventor fit into the history of a maple-bodied marvel.

On this month’s menu, a ’64 SG TV and a ’68 EB-0—prime examples of the company’s classic mahogany slab designs.

This pair—a Precision bass and Stratocaster from 1959—have much in common besides their iconic status.

A slab rosewood fretboard, binding, and a sunburst finish made the 1960 Custom model a classic alternative template for Leo’s senior solidbody.

Found during a house renovation, this guitar is a classic example of Fender’s prized blackguard gems.

This pair of Firebird I guitars and a Thunderbird II bass, from 1964, were tucked in a closet for decades. Now, they're ready to rock again.

In 1952, Gibson's ES-295 also went for the gold—and double P-90s—in a lightweight archtop body style.