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SYMPATHETIC STRINGS WITH STU SNYDER OF TOKYO JAPAN | The Lipstick Pickup Ep. 16

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The Lipstick Pickup Podcast calls former New Yorker Stu Snyder to discuss his migration to Tokyo, collectable guitar strings and his late friend session guitarist Vinnie Bell. The dialogue highlights the importance of recognizing lesser-known figures in the music industry and their impact on popular culture. In this segment, the conversation delves into the history and significance of the electric sitar, highlighting the contributions of Reggie Young and Vinnie Bell. Stu and Emily discuss the importance of oral history in preserving musical legacies, particularly in light of the passing of influential musicians. They also explore the intricacies of guitar strings, their impact on tone, and the evolution of string preferences among musicians, emphasizing the connection between string quality and sound.

more on Stu can be found at:

https://stupendousmusic.com/

https://www.instagram.com/stupendousmusic/

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The Lipstick Pickup Podcast calls former New Yorker Stu Snyder to discuss his migration to Tokyo, collectable guitar strings and his late friend session guitarist Vinnie Bell. The dialogue highlights the importance of recognizing lesser-known figures in the music industry and their impact on popular culture. In this segment, the conversation delves into the history and significance of the electric sitar, highlighting the contributions of Reggie Young and Vinnie Bell. Stu and Emily discuss the importance of oral history in preserving musical legacies, particularly in light of the passing of influential musicians. They also explore the intricacies of guitar strings, their impact on tone, and the evolution of string preferences among musicians, emphasizing the connection between string quality and sound.

more on Stu can be found at:

https://stupendousmusic.com/

https://www.instagram.com/stupendousmusic/

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