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The Latest Buzz: A Jedi's Guide to Traveling by Air with Your Guitar

Posted 03/27/2012 at 4:14pm | by Buzz Campbell

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I have tried just about everything as far as how to handle traveling with a guitar, and I think I have it down pretty well. I thought I might share my findings with those of you who might be wondering what the best way is for getting your axe from one place to another. Here goes...

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The Latest Buzz: A Brief Introduction to Rockabilly

Posted 05/30/2011 at 8:24pm | by Buzz Campbell

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If you haven’t heard the word rockabilly before, first let me say shame on you for not knowing your music history. But you’re in good company, because radio stations don’t seem to know the genre, either.

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