Guitar

I, I have.

I've thought long and hard about it this week for Goldie On Guitar actually.

And, uh, yeah, I've come up with...

They're quite obscure, Tim, so I'm hoping he's gonna get them.

What instrument would you play?

Either a guitar or a piano.

Guitar's a good pick.

Yeah, I

feel like guitar's the most classic and like most people want to do the most.

I think the drum should sound like this.

I think we should use that guitar.

By the way, what is your instrument? Guitar.

That was in Philadelphia, we were living.

We were friends with these guys that had a, at a, uh, music store outside of Chicago, and it was Paul Hamer who, who started Hamer Guitars.

It was Paul Hamer and Joel Dansing.

We were talking to them and they said, "Yeah, we're gonna start our own guitar, making guitars," you know, like they used to, like '50s Les Pauls and Explorers and all that stuff.

At first, Hamer made my instruments for me.

So, and I've had since then several, mainly boutique companies for, through the years.

And about 10 years ago, I got involved with Gretsch Guitars.

So Gretsch now makes all my 12-strings.

Started flipping it around.

Of course, the guitar came off, hit the side of the house, immediately broke three guitar pegs off the guitar.

Guitar was rendered useless.

I had to go and find another guitar to take pieces off of.

So it was like a little Frankenstein guitar.

Nashville has always been a dream, but making that leap feels terrifying.

What advice would you give me? Signed, Girl with the Guitar.

I think all good things are terrifying at first.

And I would say if I'm in your position, that's kind of like where I was at in Athens, like when I was like playing at bars and like I was scared to move to Nashville, but I just felt like I needed to.