Instrumental in blues history (New York Post)

19 February 2010, 10:35 pm

In the blues, a guitar can be as famous as the man who played it. B.B. King has Lucille, the curvy hollow-bodied Gibson electric he caresses in concert. Clapton calls his Stratocaster Blackie. Then there's Hard Rock, a shiny National steel guitar favored by early Delta bluesman Booker...... Read More »

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