These videos are just as much fun to produce as they are to watch. Stay tuned!

See it HERE.

See Part 3 at Bananas at Large, San Rafael, CA

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.

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.

Our new triple trumpet case was featured here on AudioFanzine.

We thought it might be a good thing to return the favor. Please feel free to visit them often.

Thanks AudioFanzine!

This web site shows up consistently in my searches and always seems to provide a great service to players at just about every level.

Sign up while you’re there and tell them Reunion Blues sent you!

You can also see the official announcement by clicking HERE.

All of us at Reunion Blues are proud to be associated with such a monster talent, and we wish Mr. Minor the very best. He is a true inspiration for anyone who has a dream of making it in this crazy business.

Congratulations!

Adam and Joel are two of the hardest working musicians out there on that road… and their break-neck schedule can also be hard on their gear. Maybe that’s why they chose to endorse the RB Continental. Then again, maybe it’s because they just look so cool carrying their axes around in these killer cases.

Either way, all of us at Reunion blues are honored and excited to have Killswitch Engage as the newest member of our elite group of Reunion Blues endorsers.

Welcome to the A Team!

Allen Chiles, the top-rated guitar appraiser on the internet from VintageGuitarPro.com was on hand to help assess market values of all sorts of great old guitar, mandolin, dobro and even doghouse bass instruments throughout the day. Grammy-winning Reunion Blues endorser Ricky Skaggs lent his name to the event in an effort to help spread the word in the Nashville area that this Road Show would be coming to town.

L to R: Nashville fiddler Casey Driessen, John Maher from Reunion Blues, appraiser Allen Chiles and session drummer Brian Pruitt inspect and document a killer D35 at the Nashville Reunion Blues Vintage Guitars Road Show.

Now approaching its third year of production, the Reunion Blues Vintage Guitars Road show is normally offered as an in-store promotion for authorized Reunion Blues dealers to help accellerate store traffic in their local markets, and to provide a valuable service at no charge to their customers. In the past, participating dealers have seen “holy grail” instruments come out of the woodwork like a Mary Kay Strat, ‘59 Les Paul, original “no name” Tele and even a Rickenbacker frying pan.

The proud owner of a vintage J50 grins from ear to ear after learning the current appraised value of his prized possession.

“This is a turn-key program that our dealers can use to create excitement in their store and to meet new customers.” said Alan Poster, president of Reunion Blues. “With the success of this latest Road Show at Summer NAMM,” he continued, “we are ready to compile our fall tour schedule and are currently accepting dealer bookings leading up to the holiday selling season.”

The Reunion Blues Vintage Guitar Road Show is co-sponsored by Premier Guitar Magazine. Videos of past Road Show events can be viewed on the Premier Guitar web site, on the Reunion Blues blog at www.reunionblues.com, or on the Reunion Blues Facebook page.