Bryan Gregory's Guitar
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Bryan Gregory's Guitar
I have to admit that when I saw Bryan Gregory's Polka Dot V with Pinstriped pickguard (1976-1980) at RR.tk I shouted "NO WAY!!" That is just too weird. That is what you call synchronicity...
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Re: Bryan Gregory's Guitar
I seen that thread over at TK and i was very surprised to see another guitarist with a combination of RR guitar designs in one guitar. I know this was before Randy's PDV was made ?. But the pin stripe scratch plate aswell, a coincidence ????. I know Bo Diddley had a polka dot guitar was it Bo ? i know he was a black guitarist. But i'm sure Randy was going with the image for the Quiet Riot look. How Kevin had his stripey tops and candy cane mic stand. Randy's image was made up of polka dots and bow ties. Which i've always seen as a playboy bunnygirl sort of image, all that was missing wer the ears. LOL!!
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Re: Bryan Gregory's Guitar
Very close Shaun. It was Buddy Guy. I remember that as well. Polka Dots are a by-product of the immense popularity of Polish polka dancing in the 19th century. There were polka jackets, polka hats, even polka gauze etc...Bo Didley wrote:Bo Diddley had a polka dot guitar was it Bo ?
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