Prior to his rise to fame, however, Dylan began with a Martin 1949 00-17, a mahogany acoustic guitar that he bought in 1959. He moved to a Gibson J-50, another acoustic guitar he only had from 1961 to 1963 because it went missing. Prior to the switch to electric, he held onto his most famous acoustic guitar, the Gibson Nick Lucas Special, for three years.
Looking at Dylan’s path to fame, it’s clear that the acoustic guitar serves as the foundation for any musician’s career. Maybe aspiring musicians should take up acoustic guitar lessons in Orange County, CA studios like Hamrock Music Instruction. However, the truth of the matter is blurrier than the mystery surrounding Richey Edwards’ disappearance.
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