Back Again
Tue Jul 27, 2021 6:35 am
Purchased my first G&L (Clear Blue Legacy) in the fall of 1997.
Since then have owned many many guitars. In addition to several ASATs; Les Pauls and Teles seem to be my favorites. (Listings of my past G&L loves are in the registry).
Retired a few years ago and sold/donated most of my gear. I held on to my beloved Gibson J185 acoustic and Thin Skin 55 Tele.
It's as much fun to me as playing to be gazing lovingly at "me herd" as I sit appreciating their beauty next to my pooch with a generous pour of bourbon in my hand.
Recently realized I wanted another Tele and elected to come back to G&L by acquiring a lovely Butterscotch ASAT Classic.
Not sure how much time I will share on this mortal plane, however the guitars I now own are with me for the remainder of my time.
Freedom and whiskey!
Since then have owned many many guitars. In addition to several ASATs; Les Pauls and Teles seem to be my favorites. (Listings of my past G&L loves are in the registry).
Retired a few years ago and sold/donated most of my gear. I held on to my beloved Gibson J185 acoustic and Thin Skin 55 Tele.
It's as much fun to me as playing to be gazing lovingly at "me herd" as I sit appreciating their beauty next to my pooch with a generous pour of bourbon in my hand.
Recently realized I wanted another Tele and elected to come back to G&L by acquiring a lovely Butterscotch ASAT Classic.
Not sure how much time I will share on this mortal plane, however the guitars I now own are with me for the remainder of my time.
Freedom and whiskey!
Re: Back Again
Wed Jul 28, 2021 8:16 am
Hey DogsPart2! 
Welcome and love the Floyd reference
G&L has a way of pulling folks in and back in again when they are on an empty G&L tank. Post pics of yer ASAT Classic, we love to look at ASAT’s in the wild. Jump in often.
Remember, “You can never have to many ASAT’s!”
Welcome and love the Floyd reference
G&L has a way of pulling folks in and back in again when they are on an empty G&L tank. Post pics of yer ASAT Classic, we love to look at ASAT’s in the wild. Jump in often.
Remember, “You can never have to many ASAT’s!”