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Keeping up with…Bob and Cindy Benedetto
Jazz Guitar Today checked in with a busy Bob and Cindy Benedetto.
Bob Benedetto: Although I no longer personally make guitars, I stay in touch with the company in Savannah. They continue to make beautiful jazz guitars.Nowadays I spend my time making curly maple palm planes for guitar making, which keeps me active in the lutherie community. And I love staying busy!
Cindy Benedetto: After retiring from Benedetto Guitars in Savannah in 2014, I missed posting news and photos on the website. Now I stay busy with our Benedetto Guitars Archives site. It gives me a creative outlet and a way to post 51 years of photos and letters (long before emails!). Lots of great memories. And I don’t play golf or tennis, so this is my passion! Please check it out the archives at https://benedettoguitarsarchives.com/
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LAST CHANCE – Benedetto Pat Martino Guitar for Pat’s GoFundMe
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Exploring the Modal Harmony of Wayne Shorter’s Classic ‘Yes or No’
Exploring the Harmony, the Counterpoint, and Moving Lines of ‘If You Never Come to Me’
Ted Ludwig’s Jazz ‘Lick of the Week’ #10
Ted Ludwig’s Jazz ‘Lick of the Week’ #9
LAST CHANCE – Benedetto Pat Martino Guitar for Pat’s GoFundMe
Hector Manuel Quintana, Artist of the Week
Hector came to our attention via one of our JGT contributors – thanks John Stowell! Enjoy Artist of the Week,
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