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Location: Flahdaw | Nice job, War Eagle. You must be thrilled that your daughter loves the guitar and will, undoubtedly, have it forever. Hope to hear some recordings from her soon. |
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Location: Brisbane Australia | Absolutely fantastic Keith!!
I missed out with my sons but I'm hoping for my Grandson.
I have a great pic but won't hijack the thread
Bloody great Mate!!
AJ |
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Location: Cincinnati | A fantastic gift from a father to his daughter. Kudos, Keith. |
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Location: Chicago | Exactly my story, Miles: Blue Chip Stamps, 1968, thirteen or so booklets full. My dad frowned on music, guitars etc. So I started lickin' stamps. I got a nice little steel string just like the one in your pic that I played for FIVE years until I could afford my first Ovation (which I'll take to the gig Thursday!). |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | Truly a beautiful guitar. A great gift from a great guy. Keith - you are one of a kind! |
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Location: Veedersburg, Indiana | A beautiful daughter & a beautiful guitar. She will surely treasure it forever. A nice gesture Papa! |
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Posts: 806
Location: Seymour, Tennessee | My first O was my Dad's 68 DB.
I still have my very first guitar though, a midget nylon-string ultra ukelele.
My daughter said she has dibs on my 88.
I am going to get her and my boy an O for a shared late Christmas present when I get home.
I hope they'll keep with it.
That is an absolutely beautiful guitar. Amazing gift, She's a lucky gal! |
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Dontcha wish your father would have done this?
