Tim May and his Vintage Gibson Collection

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Tim May and his Vintage Gibson Collection

Dan Miller, editor of Flatpicking Guitar Magazine produced this feature article on Tim May in advance of a U.S. workshop tour they're about to undertake. Author, workshop leader, luthier and in-demand Nashville musician, Tim is a man clearly at the top of his game.

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I've been to one of Dan and Tim's workshops...super great guys and super info. It was a blast and very helpful. Great collection Tim...hope to see you guys back in Northern Virginia soon...

That's my old K2 mandocello. I sold it to David Harvey. Good to see it getting played again. It languished in my closet for many years after my Irish music days back in the 80s.

I went to one of their guitar workshops last year. Very well put together and informative. I talked mandolins with Tim for quite awhile after it was over. That's one heckuva nice collection. And man can he play the mandocello!

Awe man, you guys were just here in No VA? Sorry I missed your workshop, come on back!:mandosmiley:

Love the Plaidgrass YouTube video. Great playing and that 8 string banjo sounds fantastic as does the whole band.

Noting the anniversary of this interview filled with tremendous vintage Gibson eye candy!

And the collection is now at The Metropolitan Museum in N.Y.C. . . . . . .

Noting the anniversary of this interview.