Someday When Things Are Good . George McClure . Haggard

Lab Series L5 on the nylon string, just a fragment of the Haggard masterpiece. George had the late 50's - early 60's nylon rebuilt with new ebony board, Schallers, and handcarved ivory nut & saddle, after installing an LR Baggs Classic passive pickup for the sound you hear here.
Why does George play a nylon string? "I like it. It's fun to play. You can't get those tones or sounds with steel strings. A standard $24,000 Ramirez or $60,000 Kono will get competely lost in the live band mix, no matter the pickup EQ and fx. A low-end laminate will not, it has the timbre that stands out and is mixable" George says.
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CMT, Nashville Tennessean, nominations Best New Male Artist and Best Male Vocalist, NAMMIES and WMA. Cowjazz thru the gospel blues, what George touches he makes his own with authenticity and style.
Late 50's - early 60's Vittoro nylon string and through the old Lab Series L5 (BB King's amp).