Gearing up for the next Electric Guitar in American Culture conference this October 7-8th at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, TX. Call for papers: https://t.co/W4JuKnTgsP and submission form: https://t.co/NRrNvQdacY
The next Electric Guitar in American Culture conference will be October 9-11, 2020. Come join us in Buddy Holly's hometown Lubbock, TX! #BuddyHolly @BuddyHollyCtr
The Electric Guitar in American Culture conference was a huge success. Plans are developing for the next one. Watch this space, our website, and FaceBook page for news. #EGAC#GuitarAmerican
Steve Waksman "Sounds that Matter: Black Pop and the Electric Guitar in the 21st Century," keynote address at The Electric Guitar in American Culture conference, Texas Tech University.
Up bright and early for opening day of The Electric Guitar in American Culture conference @GuitarAmerican#GuitarAmerican Schedule and info here: https://t.co/W4JuKnTgsP
1937 Born this day Niki Sullivan guitarist singer one of three original members of Buddy Holly's Crickets. Co-wrote a number of songs. sang back-up 27/32 songs Buddy recorded over his brief career. Died of heart attack 6 April 2004 aged 66. https://t.co/KNTlRYmwyE
1948 Born on this day multi-instrumentalist singer songwriter record producer Todd Rundgren. Member of Nazz and Utopia. Engineered/ produced: The Band Badfinger Grand Funk Railroad New York Dolls Hall & Oates's Meat Loaf https://t.co/KNTlRYE7Xe
1970, Led Zeppelin appeared at Laugardalsholl Hall, Reykjavik, Iceland on the group's one and only visit to Iceland. It is suggested that Robert Plant was inspired to write the lyrics to 'Immigrant Song' during this trip." https://t.co/KNTlRYE7Xe
1924 Born on this day, Chet Atkins. Recorded over 100 albums during his career, major influence on George Harrison, Steve Howe, and Mark Knopfler, et al. Atkins died on June 30th 2001, aged 77. https://t.co/KNTlRYE7Xe