Chelsea Queen·Apr 2, 2025Frank “Curly” Lino: From Bonanno Capo to Government InformantFrank “Curly” Lino was a former caporegime in the Bonanno crime family who later turned informant. Born in Gravesend, Brooklyn, Lino came…
Ted's List·Nov 30, 2024Is It Bad To Leave A Capo On A Guitar?Proudly written by Pro-Guitarist, Hugh Richardson
Dr. Chris Marshall·Mar 29, 2024Why I Started a Soccer Supporter GroupFinal Part 5: Cuz of Soccer, of course
Benjamin David Short·Mar 25, 2022The History of the Capo, Part 4: The Rise of the GuitarIn our last article we covered the rise of manufacturing and industrialization during 1850–1900. There were a few commercially successful…
Benjamin David Short·Mar 8, 2022History of the Capo Part 3: Commercializationwe covered the period from 1800–1850, and we looked at the Yoke style capo and the Spanish Flamenco cejilla. This week we will cover from…
Benjamin David Short·Mar 1, 2022The History of the Capo Part 2In our t we discussed the two earliest forms of capos: the C-clamp and the T-Bone. In this article we will discuss the period from…
patentsrock·Dec 2, 2015Rockin’ Patent — J. Ashborn’s “Guitar Head”Rockin’ Patent: US Patent No. 7,279
