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About Grant Miner
Expertise
I can answer a broad range of questions on reggae music, its history, and the religious and social factors that have influenced its development in Jamaica and elsewhere. I also have a similarly broad knowledge base for old school Punk Rock (circa 1976-1982).

Experience
A performing musician for 20 years, I have traveled extensively in Jamaica and England as well as the USA, always with an eye and an ear for music.

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In the early 80s I conducted interviews and wrote for numerous underground music magazines: Paranoia, Flipside, etc. More recently I have written about sports for Bartcop.com


Awards and Honors
American Academy of Poetry Award (1984)

 
   

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Topic: Bob Marley



Expert: Grant Miner
Date: 4/3/2006
Subject: Bob Marley's Guitar

Question
I was wondering what kind of guitar Bob Marley played.  I have a poster of him playing an acoustic guitar, and was curious as to which brand or model that he used.  thanks.

Answer
John,
I know that Bob did some composing on a Hohner six string acoustic, but I don't know if that would be the one in your picture.  Bob usually played a Fender Stratocaster or Gibson Les Paul on stage.  I don't know what acoustic guitar he used for recording.

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