Gibson May Have Manufactured The Most Expensive Guitar Ever Made
And it would have been made right here in Kalamazoo.
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Greatest Rock Song EVER Was Played On A Guitar Made In Kalamazoo
If you go through the list of songs, considered to be the greatest rock songs of all time, you will most likely find that Kalamazoo Gibson guitars are responsible for them. You’re welcome world.
World Renowned Violins Were Once Made In Battle Creek
"American Stradivarius" V.C. Squier Company once manufactured the world's finest violins in Battle Creek, Michigan before it was purchased by Fender guitars.
Kzoo's Gibson Guitars Makes National Register of Historic Places
Founded in Kalamazoo, Michigan the iconic Gibson Guitar factory has been named to the National Register of Historic Places in 2022.
"American Stradivarius" of Violins Were Once Made in Battle Creek
Battle Creek, MI was once home to the "American Stradivarius" of violin makers and the namesake to Fender's Squier guitars, the VC Squier Company.
Journey’s Neal Schon Praises Kalamazoo Guitar Craftsman @Heritage
The founding guitarist of the band Journey shared a song on social media and praised the skills of the guitar builder who works at Heritage Guitar in Kalamazoo.
What A Story, Gibson ‘Kalamazoo Gal’, Irene Stearns turns 100
Here's is a woman who is literally "living history." 'Kalamazoo Gal' Irene Stearns turns 100 years old on Sunday, January 30th. The Kalamazoo Gals made history.
The Last of Gibson Guitar's 'Kalamazoo Gals' Turns 100
Sunday January 30, 2022 is proclaimed to be Irene Stearns Day in Kalamazoo, MI. Stearns is the last surviving member of the "Kalamazoo Gals" who produced Gibson guitars during World War II.
The 5 Most Kalamazoo Things People From Kalamazoo Do In Kalamazoo
There are small habits which I find amusing that only people from the city can claim, and also do. What's the most Kalamazoo thing to do in your opinion?
A Major Piece Of Kalamazoo History Sells At Auction For $930,000
The Gibson Goldtop, i.e., "Les Paul Number 1", not because it was the first Gibson Les Paul electric guitar, but because it was his "go to" guitar in the 1950's, sold this week at Christie's Auction House for $930,000. It was also, according to Gene Paul, Les Paul's son, the guitar "the legendarily inventive guitarist continued to tweak and modify after receiving (it) from Gibson".