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OWNERS
Ozark's reputation for quality is backed up by an impressive
list of players. Performers who play Ozark guitars, banjos,
mandolins and other folk instruments are not paid to endorse
our instruments, nor do we give free instruments to artists
to increase our profile. They have chosen Ozark for the
same reasons all Ozark players do - because of the high
quality of the instruments and the great sounds and tone
quality. Given the huge choice of guitars and instruments
available today, we are delighted that all these well-known
artists choose Ozark. Ozark really is the musician's choice:
Ian Anderson
Joe Brown
Pete Brown (son of Joe)
Neil Gauntlett
John
Dowling
Peter Green
Ed Harcourt
Chris Leslie
Gary Moore
Phil Odgers (The Men They Couldn't Hang,
Swill and the Swagger Band)
Paul Simmonds (The Men They Couldn't Hang)
INDEPENDENT
ARTISTS
If
you are an artist or member of a band, who owns and plays
Ozark instruments on a CD currently available for purchase
on an independent label, you may qualify for inclusion
in this listing. If you wish to be considered, please
email: ozark@stentor-music.com
with your details
Swill & The Swaggerband - Elvis Lives Here (Irregular
Records)
(Swill & Tom play Ozark mandolins)
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FEEDBACK
FROM OZARK OWNERS
We
often receive unsolicited praise and comments from
Ozark players. Here are just a few of them:
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Gary Moore owns an Ozark 3515BTE thinline resonator
and used it for his first-ever acoustic blues track
on record. His Ozark guitar can be heard on the
track 'Sundown' on his latest album: 'Close as You
Get'. "I used an Ozark resonator that I bought
in a little store about two minutes from my house
in Hove," Moore explains. "The guy said
to me, 'Try this little Ozark...they sound great'.
I really liked it, so I bought it on the spot and
took it home. This was just before Christmas and
I ended up sitting home playing it around Christmas
to people in the house. I love the way if you hit
it a little harder it gets twice as loud. It's really
dynamic - if you dig into it it just suddenly shouts
at you and the sound gets really loud. The weight
is there, but it's got a much skinnier body than
most resonators, so you can hold it much closer
to you and it's not cumbersome to use."
Gary Moore talking about the Ozark resonator he
used on his album: Close As It Gets (from Guitar
Buyer magazine - Nov 2007)
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2109G Ozark open-back banjo "I absolutely
love it and consequently I use it live at gigs and
for recordings. Due to its cost, weight and quality
I've also recommended it to many of my students,
many of whom have gone on to order one. Many people
after my shows also quiz me about the little banjo
that sounds so good."
John Dowling - banjo player. He featured in the
BBC 'Play It Again' series as Frank Skinner's 2nd
teacher
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2141G Ozark five-string banjo "Absolutely
beautiful sound that just encourages me to play
more. Time flies and I usually end up late for appointments
because I keep playing."
Richard Irwin - Tyne & Wear
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"A
while ago I bought a 3139 Ozark Guitar for
my son to learn on which we are very pleased with.
More recently I bought the Ozark 3330 travel
guitar for taking on holidays etc and
as yet I have not put it down. You can just sit
the whole evening with it in position and not feel
uncomfortable. What an excellent, deceptive little
instrument. (I have not touched my Yamaha acoustic
since)."
James Thomas - Sheffield
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