Welcome to Buffalo Tracks, our way of letting you know what’s happening with the herd. It could be a concert review, one of the Brothers on tour, or maybe an interesting experience with one of our ultra-cool customers. It could even be about YOU. Because you never know what might happen when wandering into Buffalo Bros...
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AJ Croce And Ace Frehley
BuffaloBros. tour in Nazareth, Pa. BuffaloBros. staffers, Chris and Bob were the guests of the C.F. Martin Co. The whirlwind tour included a tour of the new factory, a private viewing of the museum, a visit to the original Martin factory and dinner with C.F. Martin IV
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From upper left to right: The original work Bench of C.F. Martin, preserved inside the Martin museum. A body frame for a custom built Dreadnought. Middle: Just one of the displays of Martin Guitars throughout the years. Bottom left to right: Dick Boak, author, Martin historian and our personal guide through the museum. Joe MacNamara District sales manager with Dale Eckhardt, Martin custom shop master builder, a workman loading tops into the clamping machine that joins them.
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upper right: Overview of a section of the Martin factory taken from the Custom Shop office. Middle: the BIG Martin guitar, big enough for several people to get inside. Bottom left: A section of the storage area in the factory that contains one each of every Martin prototype and production model since C.F. Martin IV became the head honcho. bottom middle: a worker book-matching Rosewood backs on a light table. Bottom right: The all important first step, wood selection.
Steve White
(1950-2011)
Farewell Steve. You were not only one of the most talented songwriters, harmonica players and guitarists that we have ever known, but you were a good friend and will forever be in our hearts.
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In Loving Memory:
Our lost Buffalo Brother Mark Steib, who passed away the day before Christmas Eve 2005, was an excellent guitar player and one of the funniest people you'll ever hope to meet. Mark's always humorous running commentary on life is sorely missed by all of us who loved him. Here's a sample of Mark's work entitled Willow Street recorded by his good friend, Pat Chin. Mark was also well-liked by our celebrity customers such as Tom Wilson who used to send him paintings.
