Archive for July, 2010
High Fashion AND Ultimate Protection?
Just came across this high fashion web site that selected Reunion Blues to help enhance their outfit. – Nice indicator that Reunion Blues is more than just the ultimate protection for your instrument!
No commentsFenderTalk.com talks about RB Continental
Our friends at FenderTalk.com struck up a conversation about the popular RB Continental stress test videos that we thought was going in an interesting direction.
These videos are just as much fun to produce as they are to watch. Stay tuned!
No commentsGibson Les Paul Blog & Reunion Blues Road Show
Thanks to guitar lovers like those at the Gibson Les Paul Electric Guitar Blog, the Reunion Blues Vintage Guitars Road Show continues to roll and grow in cyber space.
See it HERE.
No commentsThanks to Wayne’s Guitar Blog!
Special thanks to Wayne’s Guitar Blog for helping us promote the Reunion Blues Vintage Guitars Road Show in Nashville. Watch for Road Show videos coming soon on this blog, and on PremierGuitar.com.
No commentsOur thanks to Guitar Mania!
We are proud to be associated with these good people who are helping spread the word about our popular Reunion Blues Vintage Guitars Road Show.
Click on this image to see Part 4.
If you would like to see his Road Show offered to your area, contact your local authorized Reunion Blues dealer and let them know they can get more detailed information by calling 800-950-1095.
No commentsKody Kilby joins Reunion Blues endorser group
CODY KILBY
Growing up in Cowan, Tennessee, Cody Kilby picked up his dad’s banjo at age 8 and had a Gibson Banjo endorsement by the time he was 11. He started playing his mom’s guitar at 10, and by 17, he was the National Flatpicking Champion.

He added mandolin and dobro at around age 13, and at 16, recorded Just Me, showing his mastery of each instrument on the recording. While touring with Sally Jones and the Sidewinders, he caught the ear of Ricky Skaggs, joining Kentucky Thunder in 2001. Cody’s lightning-fast picking can be heard on a number of projects, including Disney album, O Mickey, Where Art Thou?. He’s also released a new solo project, Many Roads Traveled, on which he shares his own original compositions. In rare spare moments, Cody can be found producing and engineering projects for other artists in his home studio.
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