American Dreamers series - History of Taylor Guitars

[joshsimpson79]

This is a great series.  So far there are 4 parts, with part 4 being the 90's.  Long form Q&A with Bob and Kurt.  This is definitely a deep dive, but great stuff.  I've wanted something like this for years.  It's a nice bonus feature to Bob's book from years ago.https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIa-kz_oNaiQwYKLYhWiegnK0U5tmSL3A&si=IxDiI50ITU52kQGI

[Edward]

Gonna check that out, thanks for posting!

Edward

[Gabrielobrien]

This is a great series.  So far there are 4 parts, with part 4 being the 90's.  Long form Q&A with Bob and Kurt.  This is definitely a deep dive, but great stuff.  I've wanted something like this for years.  It's a nice bonus feature to Bob's book from years ago.https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIa-kz_oNaiQwYKLYhWiegnK0U5tmSL3A&si=IxDiI50ITU52kQGI

Glad you're enjoying them. I edited this whole series. There's so much interesting history and insight in there, I think a lot of people have slept on it.

[xtremearmor]

Looking forward to perusing all of it.  Thanks for posting!

[Guitars44me]

This will bring back memories for me.

 My wife went to grade school with Larry Breedlove, and we both grew up in La Mesa, Ca. Right next to El Cajon and Spring Valley.

I was a Taylor Artist (endorsee) from 1992-2015 or 2016.

Lots of friends and acquaintances and a lot of BOSS guitars from Taylor for me.

Cheers

Paul