Good morning Bill, this past year I was knocking about in a very out of the way "Guitars and Cars" shop in the middle of Virginia U.S.A. I saw high up on the wall and out of reach of all but the shop owner a rare and expensive Les Paul. I remarked I could only dream of one of those. The shop owner told me he had something just as special that I might appreciate. He brought this beautiful Les Paul copy out. It was the most beautiful red I had ever seen on a guitar. Fit and finish superb. He brought down his cherished LP and plugged them both in and told me to have a go. I much preferred the play ability and sound of the red guitar (as did he) I assumed it must be well beyond my $ reach. To my amazement it wasn't. That guitar now belongs to me and I play it daily. The guitar is a Nelsonic Starliner. Blogs in the U.S. and some You Tubers attribute this guitar to you. It is such a wonderful instrument I wouldn't doubt you had everything to do with it. It is all original and will remain so. I gave it a polish, a set up and new strings. It stays in tune and sustains forever. Lovely, lovely, lovely.
The title 'PLASTIC MAC' reminds me of this section of your MECCA MEMORIES journal entry from a day ago describing your first sight of Lynne Holliday :
It took a bit of nerve to walk out onto the dance floor and ask for a dance, we'd be worried about being rejected, but one time I'd spotted this girl in a black plastic mac' and short op-art patterned dress, dancing with a girlfriend. She looked a bit like Judith Durham from 'The Seekers' group, or at least she had a very similar hairstyle.
Good morning Bill, this past year I was knocking about in a very out of the way "Guitars and Cars" shop in the middle of Virginia U.S.A. I saw high up on the wall and out of reach of all but the shop owner a rare and expensive Les Paul. I remarked I could only dream of one of those. The shop owner told me he had something just as special that I might appreciate. He brought this beautiful Les Paul copy out. It was the most beautiful red I had ever seen on a guitar. Fit and finish superb. He brought down his cherished LP and plugged them both in and told me to have a go. I much preferred the play ability and sound of the red guitar (as did he) I assumed it must be well beyond my $ reach. To my amazement it wasn't. That guitar now belongs to me and I play it daily. The guitar is a Nelsonic Starliner. Blogs in the U.S. and some You Tubers attribute this guitar to you. It is such a wonderful instrument I wouldn't doubt you had everything to do with it. It is all original and will remain so. I gave it a polish, a set up and new strings. It stays in tune and sustains forever. Lovely, lovely, lovely.
The title 'PLASTIC MAC' reminds me of this section of your MECCA MEMORIES journal entry from a day ago describing your first sight of Lynne Holliday :
It took a bit of nerve to walk out onto the dance floor and ask for a dance, we'd be worried about being rejected, but one time I'd spotted this girl in a black plastic mac' and short op-art patterned dress, dancing with a girlfriend. She looked a bit like Judith Durham from 'The Seekers' group, or at least she had a very similar hairstyle.
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