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Vernon Kindred · 08-03-2010, 10:06 PM

I have a high degree of certainty that the guitar with no pick guard in these pictures is a "McGlincy." Another is pictured on the inside cover of "Waiting for You". That one is described in the January 2000 issue of Acoustic Guitar under the title of "What They Play." In part the article describes that guitar as, "...an ornate custom Brazilian rosewood dreadnought (seen on the cover of Dream Street Rose) by Ed McGlincy..." They fail to mention the "Waiting for You" picture. Ed's guitars are visually distinguishable by two things: 1. no traditional pick guard, and 2. a "bracket-shaped" head
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I have much more information about Ed and his guitars if anyone is interested.

08-03-2010, 10:06 PM	#34
Vernon Kindred Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Longview, Texas Posts: 2	Re: Terry Clements Guitar? I have a high degree of certainty that the guitar with no pick guard in these pictures is a "McGlincy." Another is pictured on the inside cover of "Waiting for You". That one is described in the January 2000 issue of Acoustic Guitar under the title of "What They Play." In part the article describes that guitar as, "...an ornate custom Brazilian rosewood dreadnought (seen on the cover of Dream Street Rose) by Ed McGlincy..." They fail to mention the "Waiting for You" picture. Ed's guitars are visually distinguishable by two things: 1. no traditional pick guard, and 2. a "bracket-shaped" head {. I have much more information about Ed and his guitars if anyone is interested.