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4 de dez. de 2020 · Jerry Garcia plays Wolf at Winterland, 1978. The body of the guitar is constructed of amaranth, more commonly known as purple heart, bookmatched on the top and back with curly western maple. It has a beautiful marbled finish and is packed with electronic features that were cutting edge for the time.
It is the image of this guitar that appears in the self-portrait that graces the cover of Jerry’s solo album “Compliments of Garcia”. A few years after I delivered Wolf to Jerry, the guitar took several tumbles during Grateful Dead’s European tour.
Wolf (serial no. D. Irwin 001) "Wolf" was Jerry Garcia’s main guitar with the Grateful Dead from 1973 to 1979, a period when he was expanding his "astral" country and blues sound. He commissioned it in late 1972 after playing a guitar that luthier Doug Irwin had made for the manufacturer Alembic.
24 de mai. de 2017 · WCBS 880's Wayne Cabot talks to Arlan Ettinger of Gurnsey's about the upcoming auction of Jerry Garcia’s guitar, Wolf, built by luthier Doug Irwin.
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19 de fev. de 2018 · Listen to a full performance of "Crazy Fingers" on the Wolf guitar, with Hayley Jane on vocals: https://y... What a thrill and honor to hold this iconic guitar.
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1970 Solo in the studio
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6 de set. de 2020 · Among the many guitars in the cache of Jerry Garcia, “Wolf” stands as the most legendary of them all. “Wolf” was customized by luthier Doug Irwin, and was delivered to Jerry ahead of his appearance at a private show for the Hell’s Angels on September 5, 1973 in NYC.
