Trevor Boone's guest appearances

Trevor Boone

The Fret Files

Locals Only Podcast

Song Divers

Emerald City Guitars

Jesse Terry

Andrew Duhon

Ronny Elliott

Dean Johanesen

Nate Currin

Todd Lunneborg

Ellis Paul

Neal Brown

Jay Boone

Kirk Adams

Jeremy Douglass

Jason Lollar

Mark Tossman

Scott Freilich

OwlTail

James Anaya

Song Divers is, and will hopefully continue to be many things–– for us, and for you.  But it started with a feeling. Maybe you've had it: You encounter a work of art. A painting or a poem.. A song–– Or maybe it's a whole person–– And you are captivated. You are moved, and consumed by this feeling of thinking "people need to know about this!" Below the surface Song Divers started as my curated attempt at sharing, celebrating, and appreciating the special people and places that have moved us on our journeys as a musicians, as a listeners, and as people. These two guests, their music, and the shop they inhabit, are the epitome of what I am describing.   Trevor Boone may be the son of Jay Booner, Emerald City Guitar's founder, but he is his own man. The frontman of Seattle favorites, The Hollers, he is a talented and disarmingly friendly inividual. To say he is knows his stuff would be an understatement, and the dude can play. His friend, an fellow Emerald City Guitars team member, James Anaya, is his own musical force to be reckoned with. Songwriter and front man for his band James Anaya &amp; The Current, James is warm and balanced, and he and Trevor together will leave you rolling. They are really smart and funny guys.  We got to record right in the historic shop (Emerald City Guitars has been around for almost 25 years) and we had an amazing time. We hope you enjoy a truly special show.

Song Divers is, and will hopefully continue to be many things–– for us, and for you. But it started with a feeling. Maybe you've had it: You encounter a work of art. A painting or a poem.. A song–– Or maybe it's a whole person–– And you are captivated. You are moved, and consumed by this feeling of thinking "people need to know about this!" Below the surface Song Divers started as my curated attempt at sharing, celebrating, and appreciating the special people and places that have moved us on our journeys as a musicians, as a listeners, and as people. These two guests, their music, and the shop they inhabit, are the epitome of what I am describing. Trevor Boone may be the son of Jay Booner, Emerald City Guitar's founder, but he is his own man. The frontman of Seattle favorites, The Hollers, he is a talented and disarmingly friendly inividual. To say he is knows his stuff would be an understatement, and the dude can play. His friend, an fellow Emerald City Guitars team member, James Anaya, is his own musical force to be reckoned with. Songwriter and front man for his band James Anaya &amp; The Current, James is warm and balanced, and he and Trevor together will leave you rolling. They are really smart and funny guys. We got to record right in the historic shop (Emerald City Guitars has been around for almost 25 years) and we had an amazing time. We hope you enjoy a truly special show.

Trevor Boone & James Anaya at Emerald City Guitars

In this episode, Eric answers questions about partscasters, roller bridges, tuners, and the acoustic guitar ‘tongue brace.’ Red gives us the news, including a story about an upcoming BBC Documentary about the ‘Kalamzoo Gals’ of the wartime Gibson factory. Eric is then joined by Trevor Boone of Emerald City Guitars to discuss a very rare early Fender Telecaster. To participate in the show, you can leave a message with your question or comment by calling 757-774-8482. To email the show, visit Eric at EricDaw.com and click the contact link.

In this episode, Eric answers questions about partscasters, roller bridges, tuners, and the acoustic guitar ‘tongue brace.’ Red gives us the news, including a story about an upcoming <a href="http://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/latestnews/2014/guitar-season" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">BBC Documentary</a> about the ‘Kalamzoo Gals’ of the wartime Gibson factory. Eric is then joined by Trevor Boone of Emerald City Guitars to discuss a very rare early Fender Telecaster. To participate in the show, you can leave a message with your question or comment by calling 757-774-8482. To email the show, visit Eric at <a href="http://www.ericdaw.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EricDaw.com</a> and click the contact link.

Ep 5 – Guitar News, Q&A, and Trevor Boone