Paul Ricci - Scott Chinery's Blue Collection with Bill Collings' Blue "Collings Custom"

Paul Ricci is one of the most seasoned, tasteful, and melodic players that we know. It was such a treat to have him actualize the full potential of the truly outstanding handcrafted archtop guitars that are apart of Scott Chinery's Blue Archtop Collection.
Rudy’s Music is proud to announce that, for the first time ever, the world renowned “Blue Guitar Collection” is presented for sale through Rudy’s Music Soho. Each of the magnificent guitars in the collection was commissioned by esteemed guitar collector, the late Scott Chinery, to the most prestigious archtop guitar luthiers of the time. The collection was inspired by Jimmy D’Aquisto’s blue Centura Deluxe, that was commissioned by Chinery, and would ultimately wind up as the first guitar built in his “Blue Guitar Collection. After D’Aquisto’s death in 1995, Chinery asked twenty-two of the world’s premier archtop luthiers to each build a guitar in tribute to D’Aquisto. The builders were encouraged to follow their own muse, however, there were two rules; the guitar had to be an 18 inch archtop and it had to be the exact same shade of blue D’Aquisto used for his Blue Centura Deluxe.
For more information please visit rudysmusicbluecollection.com contact Rudy’s Music via email at [e-mail] or by phone at (212)-625-2557.
Scott Chinery's Blue Collection will be publicly displayed at Rudy's Music Soho
461 Broome Street
New York, NY 10013
from November 16th to November 20th, from 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM.
For more information, and to submit your best offer, visit rudysmusicbluecollection.com

[@kevin_nagle]

very cool. Scott Chinery lived 5 minutes from me. Growing up we would ride our bikes passed his house hoping to see his Batmobile outside. If I only knew he had this guitar collection.

[@Glicksman1]

These vids are vey nice. However an acoustic being played cannot be fully appreciated unless we are in some proximity to it. The vibrating air moves outside you and inside you, the sound surrounds you and energises the room you are in. It's a total sensory experience, and much like hearing a guitar through a loud amp, no recording or video can duplicate or even approximate it.

[@erictilley2018]

Must suck to be you.

[@Glicksman1]

@@erictilley2018 Actually, it's been very nice to be me and my wife of 50 years agrees. How do you feel? BTW, where did this stupid, rude and childish comment come from? Something you ate that disagreed with you? Take an Alka-Selzer and shut up.