1937 D'Angelico Excel "Vagabond Drifter" At Retrofret Vintage Guitars

Peter and George demo a 1937 D'Angelico Excel owned by the Vagabond Drifter at Retrofret Vintage Guitars.
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[@trevorburch3421]

Thank you again for your playing George, it’s so restful watching and hearing a master at work👏

[@ChuckNicholsonTRM]

Very few guitars can achieve the sonorous, vocal tones of those made by the master John D'Angelico. The melody jumps out of this one beautifully.

[@mileguitar]

George's playing is outstanding and beautiful

[@sixstringcity3931]

Really enjoyed this

[@JuanHernandez-uq5ld]

Took me 4 minutes to realize that guitar wasn't plugged in. Jesus what a sound.

[@allenrussell1947]

Those guitars are so amazing. Unplugged better than many new high end offerings fully electrified.

[@AcousticStandards]

loved the tone on that one ! great playing George !!!

[@AcousticStandards]

Wonderfull guitar, i ve tried it and loved the thick mids similar to those of my 16" L5

[@Dailyvids25]

Amazingly beautiful !

[@brawleytj]

Beautiful tone!

[@PaisleyN7]

Beautiful

[@murattaner7384]

Pls explain to me why George is not the most well known guitarist in the world, at least among (jazz) guitar players. :)))))

[@MisterSoThrowed]

What is the song please? George always plays something nice.

[@MisterSoThrowed]

The second, more upbeat song is the one I'd really like to know.

[@JuanHernandez-uq5ld]

"Nuages" by Django Reinhardt.

[@MisterSoThrowed]

Bless your heart juan!

[@MisterSoThrowed]

Do u know what the other song was?

[@JuanHernandez-uq5ld]

MisterSoThrowed “Autumn in New York”.