The latest installment installment in the string manufacturer’s video series profiles the English punk troubadour.
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“The acoustic guitar is so easily accessible… you can pass the guitar around a room full of people quite happily and I’ve spent a lot of my time doing that. It really removes a lot of not any mystique but kind of aristocracy about music making. It becomes something that’s very public property.โ
Ernie Ball Unearthed is a new series highlighting the incredible journeys of todayโs most interesting songwriters. In this episode, English punk and folk singer-songwriter Frank Turner is featured from Meonstoke, Hampshire, United Kingdom.
Frank Turner plays Ernie Ball Earthwood Medium 80/20 Bronze acoustic guitar strings: https://ernieb.al/2H8onVY
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