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Steve Craw
A Les Paul freak for almost 30 years. Keeper of maybe the most complete archive of lefty Les Pauls from the '50s. Professional piano-tuner/technician for 37 years.
Left handed 2007 R6/7. Had a "makeover" in 2009, 1964 one-off lefty ES-345 TDC.
Fender Deruxe Reverb Amp
Previous Gear
2004 lefty Gary Rossington Les Paul. 1 of four lefties built. 1996 R7 Gold Top, 2001 R9 Dark burst with dark back, 1990 pre historic 59 reissue. ORIGINAL left handed 1954 GT. (one of only four known to exist). Heritage 535. Various acoustics including one built from Martin kit.
Musical Influences
Black Crowes, Allman Bros, Gov't Mule, Lynyrd Skynyrd, ZZ Top, Beatles. Favorite guilty pleasure is Fountains of Wayne.