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1962 Gretsch Ronnie Lee model
Posted by Greg on Tue, 03/26/02 - 17:41:13.
Can anyone give me some information on this guitar?..or information on Ronnie Lee. It has been determined that my Gretsch is a Ronnie Lee and I can't find any information on them.
Thanks
Re: 1962 Gretsch Ronnie Lee model
: Can anyone give me some information on this guitar?..or information on Ronnie Lee. It has been determined that my Gretsch is a Ronnie Lee and I can't find any information on them.
: Thanks
Re: 1962 Gretsch Ronnie Lee model
Ronnie Lee (still living) was a well-known NY studio musician. He was my instructor for a few years. I talked to him about the signature model and he said Gretch contacted him because he was a fairly high profile musician in the industry. I hope this helps.
Dave
Re: 1962 Gretsch Ronnie Lee model
Ronnie Lee teaches jazz guitar in NYC. He was a wsession musician in the 50 and 60s. He still teaches on the west side of Manhattan. He can play like a madman.!!!!
Re: 1962 Gretsch Ronnie Lee model
I studied guitar with Ronnie Lee during the 1950's and 60's and I would really like to know how to contact him. We were good friends but somehow over the years have lost contact. Can anyone help?
Re: 1962 Gretsch Ronnie Lee model
I have one too. I purchsed it at pawn shop in Miami in 1974.
Gretsch Ronnie lee Model
I also purchased a 1962 R L Model in Miami in 1968 or 1969 in the Kendall area from a shop who was selling it for one of their shops teachers. It looked just like a Chet Atkins Country Gentleman Model and was Walnut w/gold hardware. It had a small square plaque on the headstock like the Atkins but read "Ronnie Lee on it. At that time I didn't have a clue who R.L. was and
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thought it was someone who had their on plaque made and put onto the headstock. Had it a couple years and sold it to another guy and never saw it again. A little later I ran across a Ronnie Lee guitar instruction book and then realized the mistake i had made....oh well....
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