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Footage: Lenny Breau Plays 'Vision' on Seven String Guitar: Kirk Sand Discusses Building LB's Guitar

If you've enjoyed this post, please consider subscribing to The Lenny Breau Archives Channel. We are dedicated to presenting rare, seldom heard/seen, and out-of-print music, TV and film footage, interviews and workshops of the great master guitarist, Lenny Breau Catalogue of Content on Lenny Breau Archives You Tube Channel https://www.youtube.com/@thelennybrea... Lenny Breau Archives Face Book Page/Group   / 15000.  . Please send questions and comments to [email protected] History and Song Index Lenny Breau played a number of guitars with unconventional numbers of strings throughout his career including a custom made eight-string in the early sixties and a harp guitar. In 1981, Nashville Luthier Tom Holmes built Lenny a seven-string guitar which because of its standard neck scale had to be tuned down a whole tone. The Holmes seven string disappeared after eight months and Lenny returned to playing a standard six string electric. Then in 1982, Lenny met luthier Kirk Sand at the Atlanta Namm show and asked him to build a seven-string guitar that could be tuned to standard pitch. Kirk spent the next eight months building Lenny a short scale guitar which he presented to Lenny at the Chicago Namm show in February of 1983. Lenny was delighted with the guitar and it was his sole electric instrument for the remainder of his life. 1. Lenny Discusses His New Kirk Sand Guitar 00:19 2. Vision 01:50 3. Interview with Kirk Sand 05:50