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Pete Prown

Pete Prown is an American oil painter, specializing in rural landscapes and buildings.

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  • 1 week ago | vintageguitar.com | Pete Prown

    Produced by Hunter, Jubu features 10 tasty instrumental tracks that harken to the soul-guitar stylings of Cornell Dupree, David Williams, black gospel, and the new wave of ’90s smooth R&B. Jubu kicks it off with the toe-tapping “Hamster Wheel,” featuring drummer Calvin Napper and Hunter on hybrid guitar.

  • 1 week ago | vintageguitar.com | Pete Prown

    On Getting Ready, King dodges sugary arrangements to deliver smoldering licks on “Same Old Blues,” and turns the heat up for a remake of his classic “I’m Tore Down.” “Palace of the King” has burnin’ guitar – Jeff Beck was surely listening. Speaking of, Jeff swiftly covered King’s “Goin’ Down” and gleaned extensive FM airplay, but Freddie’s version here is definitive, blurring the lines between electric blues and heavy rock.

  • 1 week ago | vintageguitar.com | Pete Prown

    Grace can rip on her Gibson, but also lay back, as on “Tell Me Why U Do That,” trading licks with co-guitarist Prince Parker. “Madame President” finds a Stax sweet spot, the kind of hands-in-the-air gospel so hard to capture on tape. Another part of the vibe is fine vocalist Esther Okai-Tetteh, and the whole band singing backups, reminiscent of Sly & the Family Stone.

  • 1 week ago | vintageguitar.com | Pete Prown

    On the surface, this Katana looks much like its predecessors – a clean black box with top-mounted effects for easy access (especially if you put it on a stand). There are 12 amp types with tones ranging from shimmer clean to saturated crunch, and an Acoustic setting for your acoustic/electric guitar.

  • 1 week ago | vintageguitar.com | Pete Prown

    The Doubleneck uses a modified Shorthorn body shape with a spruce frame, hardboard top, and a center block to defeat feedback. It’s semi-hollow design keeps the weight in check (roughly 10.75 pounds – essentially the same as a ’70s Les Paul Custom). Its bolt-on necks are maple with 21-fret rosewood boards, each with 14″ radii carved into likable C shapes. Scale on both is 25″. For electronics, look for four Danelectro Lipstick pickups controlled by stacked Volume and Tone knobs.

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