SKU: HL.392395

UPC: 716408544090. 17.0x45.0x7.25 inches.

The Gator GB-4G-ACOUELEC Gig Bag is built to hold one acoustic and one electric guitar. The Nylon bag sports 360 degrees of GFLEX 20mm padding with additional padding at the bottom. A reinforced headstock and bridge area prevent wear and extend the life of the bag. The GB-4G Series includes a patent-pending Pick-Clip to keep an “emergency” pick close while doubling as a zipper pull. For a comfortable carry solution utilize the contoured back cushion and padded backpack straps or the reinforced rubber handle. There is plenty of room for strings, tuner, capo, sheet music and more with the large accessory pocket. When you need to be prepared to plug in your electric or go acoustic, choose the GB-4G-ACOUELEC Gig Bag from Gator.

SKU: GI.G-6614FS

UPC: 785147661429. English. Text Source: Marty Haugen, except 'The Passion' by Susan Briehl. Text by Marty Haugen.

Marty Haugen’s musical, That You May Have Life, proclaims the Gospel of John through song. An eclectic array of musical styles sets the stage for each chapter, bringing the emotion of the characters to life. Musical selections range from beautiful melodic ballads to lush choral harmonies. Haugen incorporates narration, sung dialogue, and song in a way that conveys more than just the biblical texts. This musical includes such familiar narratives as the woman at the well, the raising of Lazarus, and the washing of the feet at the Last Supper. The depth and breadth of each tale blooms forth, enticing us into a personal relationship with these familiar biblical figures. That You May Have Life sings these stories “that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah and that through believing you may have life in his name.” Alto Flute, English Horn and B-flat Clarinet parts are optional Guitar part is for both acoustic and electric Keyboard is for both piano and synthesizer A portion of the prologue is in Greek. A pronunciation guide is available in this edition.

SKU: PE.EP68669

ISBN 9790300761060. 232 x 303 mm inches. English.

SKU: HL.1155284

ISBN 9781888408591. UPC: 196288122579. 8.75x11.5x0.776 inches.

This memoir by Karl Dustman details his illustrious music industry career. Dustman began his professional career in music retail, leading to a sales forecaster for IBM. This opened the door to an executive position with Ludwig Drum Company where he spent 11 years in the marketing and educational departments. Executive-level stints with Gretsch, Hohner-Sonor-Sabian, Pearl, and Sonor gave Karl great insight into the percussion industry of the 1970's through the '80s, '90s, and into the current era, which he shares here in intimate detail. Striking out on his own as a marketing consultant, Karl worked not only with numerous music industry clients, but other businesses which further developed his skill set. Along the way, Karl authored numerous articles to share his percussion marketing expertise; many are included in the book's appendix. Also included are capsule histories of the Ludwig and Gretsch drum companies, and a good look at the inner workings of the Percussion Marketing Council for the past nineteen years. Pretty much anyone who has worked in the percussion industry over the last five decades has crossed paths with Karl Dustman. This book has been painstakingly written to provide insights and details to a career that spans over fifty-five years and continues to this day. The huge assortment of photos, internal documents, examples of the many different marketing, sales, promotional product launch materials, and massive trade show exhibits are included in each of the nine chapters. The personal stories and memorable moments illustrates an ever-changing industry filled with products, people, company mergers, brand acquisitions, and personal uncertainty for the future through five decades of career development. This could also serve as an industry textbook, illustrating the vast differences in the industry's retail, wholesale distribution, and manufacturing environments and workplaces. The journey is not limited to percussion but includes direct experiences with acoustic and digital pianos, electric, acoustic, and classical guitars, and even sound reinforcement.