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Gibson history lesson from Kalamazoo

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Vics53

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I really enjoyed that! I've been very nostalgic lately anyway, so it was nice to be able to take this little trip back to a much simpler time. Can only imagine what a hub of activity that old building on Parsons street must have been in it's day.

Makes me wish even more that I never parted with the one Kalamzoo made instrument that I owned. A 1969 EB3 bass.
 
Cliff Gress

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I used to walked past the place to and from work while on academic suspension back in mid 70s.
 
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