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Greg Earnest |
Gibson historian Walter Carter kindly took this photo of me at Gruhn Guitars with the "Davis Brown" banjo, an all-original 1941 Gibson RB-75, serial #F906-2. Didn't mean to look so grim.
5 comments on “me with #F906-2”
joban56 Says:
Saturday, October 13, 2007 @11:35:41 PM
You do look a bit grim. Sorry that one got away.
kudzugypsy Says:
Monday, October 15, 2007 @1:09:45 PM
anyone else holding that banjo would have a BIG grin on their face....that must feel strange to know how close you got to owning that one....and who knows, the fat lady has yet to sing on that one!!!
Greg Earnest Says:
Monday, October 15, 2007 @1:15:23 PM
I actually was smiling "on the inside". . . I always feel like I like goofy in pictures when I smile too big so I try not to. . . then you get what you see here!
DHoffmeyer Says:
Sunday, October 28, 2007 @12:46:24 AM
I think it's cool that the neck has a little hang tag, just like all the other banjos, but on this one, hand-written with a 39 cent ball point pen is " $150,000.00 "
jimh269b Says:
Sunday, June 14, 2009 @11:09:25 AM
great photo greg
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