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1962 Gibson Les Paul SG Jr
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Music Store Live is proud to present this 1962 Gibson Les Paul SG Junior! This is a vintage axe with stories to tell. You just know when you pick this one up that's its played some amazing gigs, ripped on a bunch of recordings and has been properly rocked out on by guitar players who have smiled like big dumb animals every time they picked it up. It plays very well in every position and it has a terrific fresh set up on it. The truss rod is working just fine, the neck is straight and the action is set low. It plays very fast and has an absolutely wailing tone on it. Perfect for blues, rock, alt country ... the list goes on. This guitar has a special mojo that makes you want to write songs on it. Not all vintage axes have that special "thing" so it's worth mentioning when it comes around. This LP SG Jr is ready to write your next album.
Item Details
This vintage 1962 Gibson Les Paul SG Junior has been refinished. It started its career out in Polar White. It has been stripped, sanded and refinished in urethane. The refin was done very well and the guitar has a warm, broken in feel to the finish. The mahogany neck features a slim 60's profile that is definitely not one of those necks that some players would call "too skinny". The Brazilian rosewood fretboard has been leveled and features pearl dot inlays and all new frets. It is missing a few of its original side fretboard dot inlays. The original P-90 pickup is a soulful sounding piece of machinery that's sure to please. The Kluson tuners are original though the buttons have been replaced. Other stand out original features include the bridge, black pickguard, the pots and selector switch. The paper & oil cap has been replaced with a ceramic disc cap. We have included a repro "stair step" wraparound bridge in the case. This guitar weighs 5.84 pounds and comes with a new hard shell case.
Serial # 51918
Overall Condition
This 1962 Gibson Les Paul SG Junior is in very good condition. It plays and sounds great! The body finish shows buckle worming on the back and some case rashing. The top shows a few light body dings or impressions. The neck is clean with the exception of one medium sized scratch / ding though it doesn't seem to effect playability at all. The headstock shows some light wear and the pickguard shows a small amount of warping. The new frets are of course excellent.
This is a wailing vintage Les Paul SG Jr that has come through whatever modifications have been to it with flying colors. This will make a great addition to any vintage collection and surely a great axe to have on a gig or recording. We think you'll love ripping on this just as much as we do!
- 1962 Gibson Les Paul SG Junior
- Refinished Natural / Urethane ( Originally Polar White )
- Mahogany Body - SG Style Double Cutaway
- Mahogany Neck - 60's Slim Profile
- Brazilian Rosewood Fretboard
- Dot Inlays
- Black Pickguard
- Dog Ear P90
- Master Volume
- Master Tone
- Nickel Hardware
- Kluson Deluxe Tuners w/ replaced buttons
- Scale Length 24.75"
- 22 Frets - Brand New Frets
- Replacement Ceramic Disc Capacitor
- Original Pots / Switch ( Date to the 2nd week of 1962 )
- Original Bridge
- NEW Hard Shell Case
- Weight 5.84 lbs
- Serial # 51918
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In August, Plinth Gallery welcomes ceramic artist Don Davis and his solo exhibition, "Transitions". Don Davis' clay work is rooted in traditional pottery vessel forms with influences of ancient cultures and the natural world evident as his most important inspirations. Don allows his work to take its own unique contemporary direction.
After working primarily in wheel-thrown porcelain for a number of years, Don Davis has transitioned to terracotta and hand-building. Terracotta is now his primary material of choice, perhaps due to time spent in Italy and a deepening interest in the ancient ceramic culture of the Mediterranean region. While much of Davis' current work leans toward the sculptural, he still values and continues to make utilitarian pieces. Throwing small porcelain bowls inspired by the Song Dynasty is just as important to him as constructing large terracotta pieces inspired by ancient European architecture. Don states, "My ongoing dedication to clay work is due to an enduring love for the material and the processes of forming and firing it."
Don, who completed his MFA at Rhode Island School of Design, was a studio artist for over twenty years before he began teaching full-time at East Tennessee State University in 1999. Don has exhibited his work nationally and internationally, and his work is included in permanent collections of the Mint Museum, Charlotte, North Carolina; the International Museum of Ceramics in Alfred, New York, N.C. State University, and the Shirakawa Public Hall in Shirakawa, Japan. He was awarded an invitational artist's residency in 2005 at Studio Art Centers International in Florence Italy. Don is the author of the book, "Wheel Thrown Ceramics" and his work appears in many other publications as well as a series of instructional videos.
Don Davis, who is just recently returning from Italy, joins us at Plinth Gallery on First Friday, August 3, for an artist reception from 6-9pm. On August 4th and 5th, Don will instruct a two-day hands-on workshop, demonstrating both wheel thrown and hand built forming methods. Cost is $200/person which includes all materials and lunch. Interested persons should contact the Gallery for more information.
"Transitions" will be on display through September 29th. For further information refer to the Gallery website www.plinthgallery.com or call (303) 295-0717. Plinth Gallery is located in the River North Art District (www.rivernorthart.com).
Don Davis Exhibition in Denver
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Jonathan Kaplan
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Posted 10 October 2012 - 07:18 AM
I've seen the exhibition "Transition" and heard about the artist Don Davis but this would be the first time, I got to know some more details about the artist except his name.
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(UK) The Guardian: "Thomas Becket's personal book of psalms 'found in Cambridge library' " (by Alison Flood, 01 Oct 2016)
"A Cambridge academic believes he has discovered Thomas Becket's personal book of psalms, an ancient manuscript the martyred saint and so-called "turbulent priest" may have been holding when he was murdered in Canterbury Cathedral in 1170. ...
(US) Washington Post Article: "Neville Marriner, who led renowned Academy of St. Martin in the Fields, dies at 92" (by Tim Page, 02 Oct 2016)
"Neville Marriner, the British violinist-turned-conductor who founded the Academy of St. Martin in the Fields and built it into one of the most popular and widely recorded chamber orchestras in the world, died Oct. 2. He was 92.
The academy announced the death in a statement on its website. No other details were immediately available. ...
(US) Unquiet Thoughts Blog: "Saturday morning quotes 6.20: Alt-Early Music I" (01 Oct 2016)
"Choosing a different path from the more conventionally traveled road is a matter of pride for many musicians and listeners who are deeply involved in early music. Particularly during the early days of the revival, those who were attracted to the more transparent sound of gut-strung fiddles were dismissed by the mainstream as non-serious musicians, and modern masters even claimed that the artistic potential of J.S. Bach's works for solo violin could not possibly have been correctly realized until said masters arrived on the scene with their more highly evolved instruments, reliable strings, and 19th-century technique. ...
(IT) Dynamic Record Label New Release: " Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach Keyboard Music " ( Giovanni Togni - Tangentenflügel (tangent piano)/Recorded Nov 2013)
"The pieces recorded here have been played on a peculiar instrument, which was quite widespread in the second half of the 18th century: the tangent piano (Tangentenflügel). It is a piano whose strings are struck by wooden slips without any soft coverings. In place of the rotating motion of the common piano's hammers, the Tangent piano has strikers that move perpendicularly to the strings like a harpsichord jacks. ...
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Published: Tuesday, April 2, 2013 at 1:06 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, April 2, 2013 at 1:06 p.m.
Down to only six healthy offensive linemen, the Florida Gators will not be able to play a traditional spring game Saturday in The Swamp. Instead, the Orange & Blue Debut will be a typical Saturday spring practice, UF coach Will Muschamp announced Tuesday.
Saturday Schedule of Events
9 a.m. - Gator Locker Room Yard Sale (outside Gate 9)
10 a.m. - Verizon Fan Fest in North End Zone Lawn
10:30 a.m. - Gator Walk
11:30 a.m. - Gates Open to Ben Hill Griffin Stadium
11:30 a.m. - Warm-ups begin on the field
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1 p.m. - Orange & Blue Debut
"We've got 11 offensive linemen on scholarship on campus," Muschamp said. "But with five of those guys being out right now, it's not fair to go in a spring game situation and ask these guys to take 60, 70 snaps in a row. That's not healthy. It's not good. It's not good for our football team.
"So, we've changed the format a little bit, which I think will be good in a way."
The practice will include work on special teams, one-on-one and seven-on-seven drills, red zone practice and pass rushing/protection drills. The Gators also will scrimmage some during the middle and near the end of practice. Muschamp said there will be two sets of two series, consisting of eight to 12 plays each.
"Depending on how those plays play out," he said. "They will be normal football, just like you watch on a Saturday afternoon. No different. Playing the situations out, playing out third down. If we get stopped, start the series over with a first-and-10."
Saturday's practice is open to the public at no charge. Those who have already purchased Orange & Blue Debut tickets will be refunded by the athletic department.
While going away from a traditional spring game may seem like a setback to the fans, Muschamp said his team will benefit from Saturday's practice.
"I'm comfortable with this, I really am," he said. "This is no different than if we would have a scrimmage. To me, it's about getting good-on-good work. It's about getting your best players going against your best players.
"I see some of these spring game where these guys put their first group against the rest of them. You don't get any better doing that stuff. You get better when you're going good on good.
"We're going to get one-on-one work. We're going to get red-zone, one-on-one work. We're going to create some situations. This is a normal scrimmage-type situation for our football team. It's good on good, and that's all I'm concerned with."
Muschamp said the players also seem fine with Saturday's format.
"I think it's just a great opportunity to get better, and our guys understand that. It's about going out and having another opportunity to get better. You have only 15 (spring practices)."
Muschamp said he and his assistants will be interviewed at certain points during the practice by Gator Network sideline reporter Brady Ackerman to help explain what's going on to the fans in The Swamp.
"As we go through practice we can explain the situations," Muschamp said. "Brady Ackerman will be down on the field doing that as well.
"It will be a good functional day for our guys, and good for our fans. Again, putting them in normal (game) situations. If we were having a normal scrimmage, this is what we would do."
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