The Sound of an Era | Waterloo by Collings
Bill Collings, Jeff Tweedy, Rodney Crowell, and other guitar experts talk about Waterloo Guitars, inspired by historic guitars of the 1920’s and 1930’s.
Inspired by historic guitars of the 1920s and 1930s, Waterloo Guitars are hand built in Austin, TX, to resurrect the tone, look, and feel of this fascinating era of American guitar making. In this video, Bill Collings, Jeff Tweedy, Rodney Crowell, and others talk about the sound of the instruments and the inspiration behind these special guitars.
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