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Graham Griffith's Rick Collection

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Has anyone checked out the September issue (Vol. 22, No. 12) of Guitar & Bass magazine? There's an article called "Byrds of a Feather" featuring lots of photos of Graham Griffith's immense and varied Rick collection. I tried to find a link to it online with no success. Sorry guys! :oops:

Can someone please find the link and post it here?

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Robert
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Yes.
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I used to go to Grahams website a fair amount, but my psychiatrist said it was measurably affecting my depression. Who knew that wires and wood could cause such hopelessness and despair? :(
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Here you go. Collin took some screen shots of the magazine pages and posted them on page 3 of the folllowing thread. They are pretty good for viewing the photos.

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Thanks, Ron! My searches for "Graham Griffith" and for the article's title came up with virtually nothing here, although it doesn't surprise me that someone's posted the article in a previous thread. I can't get enough of those photos! 8)
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Glad to see my old '63 900 MG in there!!! :D
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you should see his toupee collection its staggering......
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scotty wrote:you should see his toupee collection its staggering......

From what I've seen, both of you are usually staggering before noon.
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egosheep wrote:I used to go to Grahams website a fair amount, but my psychiatrist said it was measurably affecting my depression. Who knew that wires and wood could cause such hopelessness and despair? :(
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Just read that link. I didn't know the article caused such a controversy here. Nothing earthshaking in the text, but the photos are absolutely brilliant.
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scotty wrote:you should see his toupee collection its staggering......
Well he must lose many of them, because every time I've seen him, he didn't have one on! :lol:
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rickenbrother wrote:
scotty wrote:you should see his toupee collection its staggering......
Well he must lose many of them, because every time I've seen him, he didn't have one on! :lol:
Shhhhh! Don't let him know...
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I think I have mentioned this elsewhere, but the wording is 95% fabricated BS, which at the time was a little frustrating. Ho hum.
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8mileshigh wrote:I think I have mentioned this elsewhere, but the wording is 95% fabricated BS, which at the time was a little frustrating. Ho hum.
I couldn't read most of the text, but I did notice the Turquoise 800 was called a 600. :roll:
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