Horse Latitudes Recording Studios

Walter Trout’s new record Ordinary Madness is out today!! Congratulations to Walter Trout & Eric Corne!

We Love Walter!

Horse Latitudes wishes a Happy Birthday to Mr. Ed Roth!! Picture by Jill Jarrett

Thanks Eric Corne and Sam Morrow!

January 12, 1993 - The Doors were inducted into the Rock N Roll Hall Of Fame by one of the leaders of the grunge movement, Eddie Vedder of Pearl Jam. During hi...s speech, Eddie gushed over the bands’ catalogue, It amazes me to see all of these songs and all of these records were in the period from ‘67 to 1971. Six records. Eddie then joined the band for a moving rendition of Light My Fire. What do you think of this mash-up of two wildly important rock sound revolutions, psychedelic and grunge?

Ranch Party Records proudly presents the latest Merle Jagger music video for their single "Looking For Another Bar to Cry In" from their new up and coming recor...d "Salud a la Buena Vida" out this July 2020. Shot at Horse Latitude studios Glendale California where much of the new Merle Jagger record was recorded. Video shot by photgrapher Patrick Butler, edited and video concept by Mikayla Theone Khramov @theonexmusic. Micheal Dumas - engineer, Mark Christian - guitar / vocals, Johnny Ray - drums, Nick Zingraf - bass / vocals / Writen and produced by Mark Christian (Copywrite 2019 @ markchristianmusic) Melre Jagger music @ https://open.spotify.com/artist/23BKFfmRcFP2Db1z3JpG1M #video #country #countryrock #outlawcountry #americana #musicvideo #ranchrock #drinkingsong #recordingstudio #fender #telecaster #gibson #flyingv #explorepage #countrylife #song #musica #videography #musicislife #singer #musicvideodirector #musically #artist #musicians #videos #musicproducer #musiclovers #instagram #musicvideoclip #photography #countrysinger See more

Making a record with DAVY KNOWLES

Paul Bigsby died 46 years ago on June 7, 1968. While most guitarists know him because of his wildly popular Bigsby vibrato, most are not aware that Bigsby is wi...dely considered to have crafted the first true solidbody electric guitar. Bigsby was a motorcycle mechanic during the 1940s in Southern California. He became friends with noted country star Merle Travis when the two met at a motorcycle racetrack. Travis discovered that Bigsby was a notorious tinkerer, and asked Paul if he could fix a vibrato tailpiece on a Gibson L-10. Bigsby ended up replacing the vibrato with a better one of his own design. Travis then asked Bigsbyin 1946if he could build an entire electric guitar, complete with pickups that wouldn’t feed back. Using a design from Travis, Paul created what may have been the first solidbody electric guitar. The guitar had a single cutaway and a headstock that featured all the tuning pegs on one side instead of the standard three per side arrangement. This was similar to a design used a century before by German luthier Johann Stauffer. It would later show up later in very similar form on the Fender Stratocaster. Bigsby got requests for other custom-built guitars (notably pedal steels) as well as more vibratos. He wasn’t interested in mass production and did almost everything by himself, including winding the pickups. Demand for his vibrato mechanism soon overwhelmed him to the point where he could not spend time building guitars, so he focused exclusively on the tailpieces. He sold the Bigsby company to Gibson in 1965, and died three years later.

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More cowbell, Mark Christian!!

Join us in welcoming Robby Krieger to the expanding family of Cordial artists and endorsers! From his legendary and best-known work with The Doors, to his late...st project, the New Experience, his enormous talent and superb tone always stand out. Incredibly honored to have him choose Cordial to help deliver the goods! (Photo by David Dutkowski)