Wish it was! It's a 1994 100th anniversary model. There's a sad motorcycle connection to it. About 10 years ago it was in a trailer with my Triumph. The tie downs on the bike came lose and it fell on the Hummingbird. Several long cracks on the back and side and a broken headstock was the result. A local guy did the repairs on it and it turned out pretty good and still sounds great.
The third from the right is an Alvarez Yairi I bought new in 1976. On the end is a 64 Harmony arch top that surprisingly still has a nice low action and hasn't been demoted to "slide" yet. 🙂
I passed the idea to mybrother back in Germany if he will start playing the batery in public again, Our stepfather would have liked playing with his band in "moving manner" for sure. They are all old leds, but I am sure that a few are still arround and would not miss to put the people to dance where ever. Same with my uncle who grew me up he could fill up a rig with instruments and improvise in any corner.
And if they are not arround they will mix up Saint Peter.
St. Peter would dig it Sven!
