A Perfectly Good Guitar

* Introduction * Dave Alvin, A National Steel among the Hopi Dolls * Ray Benson, The Red 355 * Toronzo Cannon, The Gig and the Job * Rosanne Cash, Something Perfect * Cindy Cashdollar, Risen from the Ashes * Guy Clark, A Chunk of Wood * Joanna Connor, The Great Mistake * Peter Cooper, All the Best, Tom T. Hall * Dan Dugmore, Blacka and the Bandit * Tommy Emmanuel, The Mouse * Alejandro Escovedo, Thousands of Songs * Denny Freeman, One Night at the Continental * Bill Frisell, Old Wood * Eliza Gilkyson, The Goya and the Gibson * John Hammond, Number 7 * David Holt, Sara Jane's Tune * Bill Hullett, The New Old Nocaster * Cornell Hurd, The Wonders of the Galaxie * Daniel Ivankovich, An Education in the Blues * John Jorgenson, The Django Mystery * Laurence Juber, Clipped Wings * Jorma Kaukonen, Not Vintage, Just Old * Bill Kirchen, Three New Heads and Five New Handles * Sonny Landreth, The Strat under the Bed * Jack Lawrence, Doc's Martin * Greg Leisz, Twenty Bucks Well Spent * John Leventhal, One Guitar, One Thousand Gigs * Dave Malone, The $80 Telecaster * Rob McNelley, More Than Just a Guitar * Lisa Morales, A Rare Find * Scrappy Jud Newcomb, A Good Kind of Worn * Johnny Nicholas, Nothing Like a Don * James Pennebaker, Curtis Ray's Lap Steel * Louie Perez, Mi Jarana * Casper Rawls, Connected Up, Austin Style * G. E. Smith, A Good Guitar Is a Good Guitar * JD Souther, A Long Way in a Short Time * Marty Stuart, Clarence White's '54 Tele * Dan Tyminski, The First and the Last * Redd Volkaert, That Good Buck Owens Sound * Waddy Wachtel, The Best Deal Ever * Dustin Welch, A Catalog Guitar * Kevin Welch, Little Sister * Kelly Willis, Something That Matters * Jamie Lin Wilson, One Guitar for the Rest of Your Life * Carolyn Wonderland, Patty the Blueshawk * Acknowledgments