Epstein Secrets

hin the guitar world. Except if, like George Gruhn, you know better. The 71-year-old Nashville dealer has sold guitars to Eric Clapton, Neil Young, Paul McCartney and Taylor Swift. Walking through NAMM with Gruhn is like shadowing Bill Belichick at the NFL Scouting Combine. There is great love for the product

te blues — Clapton, Jeff Beck, Keith Richards — as well as the theatrics of the guitar-smashing Pete Townshend and the sonic revolutionary Hendrix. McCartney saw Hendrix play at the Bag ONails club in London in 1967. He thinks back on those days fondly and, in his sets today, picks up a left-handed Les Pa

the officer fired the second shot, Mr. Smith no longer had a gun and was on the ground — "hands up, with no place to go." And a day later jurors in Cincinnati told the judge that they were hopelessly deadlocked in the retrial of Raymond M. Tensing, the former University of Cincinnati police officer who fa

the Control Factor is the mechanism of what Andy McCarthy entitled one of his numerous excellent books- wil

one or two main characters. We in the audience know there is a threat coming — be it a monster, a virus, a psycho killer, an alien, the blob that ate Cincinnati etc. This threat is typically defined by its intent- the singular goal of destroying the characters. Much of the initial exposition shows how the cha

the Control Factor is the mechanism of what Andy McCarthy entitled one of his numerous excellent books- wil

one or two main characters. We in the audience know there is a threat coming — be it a monster, a virus, a psycho killer, an alien, the blob that ate Cincinnati etc. This threat is typically defined by its intent- the singular goal of destroying the characters. Much of the initial exposition shows how the cha