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Frank
Leister and Dave grew up together in Harrisburg
and became friends while in 5th grade while attending Rockville
United Methodist Church. Our first teenage band together
was called the
Sheffield Lane Band.
Dave moved away and after not seeing each other for almost
30 years,
Dave and Frank reunited and continued their friendship on July 25, 2007. Dave describes his friend Frank as "an excellent musician, a wonderful father, a caring husband, smart, generous, and a close friend that Dave's "Lucky" to have!!!" Frank played with Lucky Afternoon for almost four years from Oct 2007 to Aug 2011. Performing together was like reliving our childhood music years all over again. Frank is a MASTER guitarist, an excellent keyboard player, and filled in playing bass and drums too! Frank has recorded FIVE solo albums / CDs. Frank always has an open invitation to play with Lucky!! (You're overdue buddy!) Frank's website includes: Pictures, music, and video archives of Frank's stellar music career Information about his successful software business "Reunion" (genealogy or "family tree" app for the Macintosh) Frank's beautiful music studio /w design, construction, and performance pictures His albums (two piano and three guitar) /w purchase info Frank's newest journey into the photography world Many other interesting goodies, memories, experiences, and projects ...!!! Visit Frank's Website at: https://www.franklytunes.com |
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 Paul McCartney Concert Washington, D.C. |
 Shamokin, PA. |
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Jack Gretz has been deep into
the musical instrument retail business for the better side of 27
years. Northeast Music Center has a
big inventory and great deals!! Jack knows so much about the guitar
industry, repairs, and the music business. He prides himself in knowing
every last detail about what companies are doing with new and old
products and even helping innovate new products to be the best they
can be.
Aside from being a successful business owner, he can handle any repair that is thrown his way. |
Scott Fritz owns and operates a hometown music store where the customer comes first and is well known for his honest service, precise instrument set-ups, and repairs at competitive prices. Scott has sold and repaired banjos, fiddles, along with other services for the Lucky Afternoon Band. |
 One of my three Anderson guitars is a "Jack's Blue" Hollow Drop Top. Years ago, Jack worked with owner Tom Anderson of Tom Anderson Guitarworks and developed the color and design of my guitar. Tom Anderson officially named the design "Jack's Blue" in honor of Jack's color design. Jack is an expert luthier Thanks Jack!!
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Scott has a great selection
of guitars, amps, violins, mandolins, banjos, ukuleles, other "folk" instruments,
and other music gear. Scott is an expert luthier! Thanks Scott!
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713 Scranton Carbondale
Hwy, Dickson City, PA 18519 Call (570) 909-9216 |
1906 Montour Blvd, Danville, PA 17821
Call (570) 275-4949
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Scott has
sold setup for me several banjos (Gold Tone & Recording King) and fiddles.
