A collection of instruments and other implements inspired by Woody Guthrie's guitar.
Josh Lippmann of Ghost Town Gospel: “This machine calls Cthulhu.” Photographed by me at Conor Byrne Pub in Seattle, March 16 2013.
Ghost Town has already been featured once on this blog, and will be again soon. A total of FOUR members of this band have “this machine” sentiments, although not all on instruments they play in the band. Wait until you see what the fiddle says!
This machine belongs to Mason Tinsley from Rickett Pass.
By IncredibleRevolution. Truer words were never written on a ukulele.
Tyler Pritchard of Ghost Town Gospel. Photographed by Flip Cassidy.
It’s always nice to see a Machine in the vein of Pete Seeger. I’m excited to say that this is the first photo in this blog that taken specifically for the project: my friend JessyLou D’Aprile told me about Tyler’s mandolin, I contacted him to get a photo, and he said he didn’t have any, so we arranged for the exceedingly talented Mr. Cassidy to make it happen.
Langhorne Slim and the Law’s banjo case.
Reference: Woody Guthrie
“This Machine Kills DJs.” That’s a new one!
This Machine Kills Misinformation?
A machine that kills fascists, obviously.
The pencil’s mightier than the sword.
You can buy these at youandmetheroyalwe.com.
If anyone from this company wants to send me a complimentary set, I would be totally okay with that.
This Machine Stops Time.
Photo and cleverness courtesy of JessyLou D’Aprile (Louography).
Matthew Kinnear, aka Electric Mud Puppy.
Decal by DFTBA Records.
