Can You Date This Photo?

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Can You Date This Photo?

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Any idea of the date of this photo?

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I'd guess it was fairly soon after George got his NS 360/12 and John wanted to try it out.

probably mid 65
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Could it have been August 21, 1965? Scroll down a little for a photograph of the presentation.
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Good call Stephen! George is wearing the same clothes in both photographs.
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Yep, that is definitely it. I think right after this, there is a photo of George shaking the guys hand and grinning. This is the first time I've seen a picture from this angle though Image.
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Hey I got pretty close! that would be... FAIRLY soon after receiving it! haha!

Hey my name is Nick btw!
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Welcome, Nick. And I would say your answer was pretty much spot on.
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Stephen was spot on. Nick was close.

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Is that Master Hall?
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No.
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Post by lyle_from_minneapolis »

No, it's the guy who owned B Sharp music in Minneapolis who also sold me my first guitar--a Fender acoustic for $80--in 1977. Can't remember his name. Just a dude.
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The B Sharps? Man, I loved that band. But really, who didn't?
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Doh!
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Post by geschwader »

The person presenting the guitar to George was not the owner of B-Sharp Music. He managed the store as I recall. Me and my friends went there on a regular basis throughout the 60s and 70s. The owner was Jim Lopez, who I believe is standing behind George and next to Brian in the original photo.
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Post by lyle_from_minneapolis »

No escaping the facts, is there? Or the Nordeast... now I'll be obsessed trying to remember that dude's name.
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