Frank Stallone's Vintage Guitar Stories
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- Frank Stallone & Norm Harris have known each other for over 30 years. In this video we shot awhile back they talk about all things vintage, and share some great stories about the ones that got away.
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Frank is a cool guy. November 1996 I was working on a feature film production in Miami, Florida called 'The Good Life' with the Stallone brothers, Denis Hopper, Andrew Dice Clay, David Carradine and several characters actors .
When Frank found out I played guitar he invited me to his Star Coach on the location we were shooting at and ask me to show him some brazilian bossa novas on his jazz box . We had a good time... but unfortunately after a couple of weeks the production was sabotage by the Orlando Local Union and the film moved to be finished in Mexico.
I think the movie got shelved because I never saw it in theaters.
By the way Frank gave me a box of fine cuban cigars that I shared with friends ....great guy !
sounds like it would of have been a great movie with that cast
I can listen to these two guys talk all day.
Knowledge is power. A music shop once sold me a vintage San Dimas Charvel they had priced at $149.99 and the sales guys were mocking me for buying the pointy old thing. I sold it a few years later for considerably more lol!
It's amazing how likable and down to earth Frank is--he could easily be angry and bitter about his famous brother but instead he is comfortable with himself and his own personal success. Just a wonderful person, at least he appears he appears that way.
I could listen to your stories for days! It's better than a great movie!
Frank is the man. 👍🏻👍🏻
These 2 guys are like encyclopedia of guitars and the coolest stories to tell it's always fun when Frank visits norm . Love and respect
i understand why people like vintage guitars because of they have a history, but the prices i dont understand, and what i like with a new guitar is that you starts the history on that guitar and someday someone else will think its vintage and all that history stuff comes too
The Frankster is back!
Loved the Harrison story Norm!
Franky got some! Ha ha
In tears
Back in April 1980, I purchased a 1979 Gibson ES-175D, brand spanking new, for $700, from Venemans Music, Rockville, Maryland. When I sold it, in 2014, it sold for $2,700! In 2016, I purchased a '76 ES-175D for a bit less than $2,500. I love it and still own it.
As simple as this video is , I absolutely love it. It’s like we’re flies on the wall listening to these two shoot the shit about guitars.
Great show guys! Look forward to seeing more Frank.
Roy Rogers was my childhood hero !😎👍 Great watching and listening to you guys !
Loved it!! thanks to both Norm and Frank for the fun.
I'd love to see more of Frank. Dudes always got great stories, and when he drops into Sly's voice it kills me every time. Never is there any air in the conversation when Mr. Stallone's in the store.
In 1982 I graduated HS - I could have bought as many Les Pauls as I wanted for between $200-$350. Then after GNR and Slash got famous the price skyrocketed.
I could listen to frank all day great story’s from a great guy we need him to move to the uk
Agreed....great storyteller
Entertaining Show...Thanks for posting !
Norm missed a bit when shaving.
I'm going back through these old videos and I'm thinking to myself"when we lose Norm?... It's going to be the equivalent of losing a major music icon like Keith Richards,Eric Clapton,David Gilmour,etc. He has put instruments in the hands of people who have changed our lives.
Loved this , you guys are alright......Lol, love the stories, definitely do the ongoing show with Frank Norm, love it, keep on rockin' in the free world
Would love to see more of this type of content, great stuff.
great stories, great chemistry. I really like Frank shout out to Mike Bloomfield, Elvin Bishop and the Paul Butterfield Blues Band, letting folks know that era PBBB preceded Clapton with John Mayall
True, but Mike Bloomfield was playing a telecaster until he saw Eric Clapton play the Les Paul on "beano" record, not that he didn't sound great using a telecaster (or any other guitar).
That was a great conversation!! You two guys !!should!!do a regular show together. I love the lost guitars idea!!
Damn hes like a cooler version of Sly
Great video. Loved the George story in particular.
Frank is great!!!
Great show!! I love these guys and their stores!!
so George Harrison & Paula Abdul we’re in the same random LA apartment building at the same time wow crazy world
I had no idea Frank was such a likable guy.
I got called a putz by Frank and blocked on Instagram lol. Coming from the UK i had to look up what putz meant. We do agree on one thing though.... the Beatles are the best band ever in history.
I sold a 1966 Gibson ES 335 for $800 in 1980. Still the best guitar I ever played.
i sold a perfect one for $350 in 1976 to buy my first car...one of two things i regret selling!
You guessed it. Frank Stallone.
Tearing Up^
When I started playing guitar in 63 music stores had Strats, Teles and Lesters hanging on the walls. They were cheap even back then....If I only knew then what I know now.
Well, Strats were $259.50 in the early sixties, which would be $2,513 today, so not exactly cheap, but they’re sure worth much more now! They cost a bit more than today’s top if the line American Strats (before going into custom shop territory of course).
Its funny all videos on vintage gear i count 20 seconds until bonamassa name comes up...
Frank Stallone is not what I was expecting for some reason
Does Norm notice Frank whacking that Tele?
Wasn't he in his brothers movies too?
Gotta sell them all
What ever happened to Lonnie Johnson's '50's Kay two pickup Value Leader guitar ? What ever happened to Eddy Shaver's vintage Stratocaster that Dickey Betts gave him ? What ever happened to Buddy Holly's stolen Strats ? I can think of many more to.
great video
didnt realise rocky had a rockstar brother ,ill be damned
hey guys! 👍🏻👍🏻
60's $800 could buy a decent used car! But musicians have their priorities 🎸🎶😂
Geez, Frank is all over the place. LOL.
So did George buy the Stratocaster as well?
Let Norm finish his storys
What year was the George Harrison story?
Thomas, thank you...
Frank, let Norm talk a little. Jesus man
I had a 1964 or 67 fender jaguar I needed to pay rent sold for 250 in 1982 hate myself for it but hey
I made it 12 minutes...painful
Really? I guess this wasn't for you then. It was for me.
Frank is cool but he keeps interrupting Norm and it's driving me nuts!
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“Either a pro, had a good job or came from a wealthy family……one of the two” ….. wait one of the two? I’m no mathematician but I’m pretty sure that’s 3
Frank's either coked up or just born that way, dang.
the explorer story will make you cringe jesus christ all for a rickenbacker
Hey Frank, you put on the wrong hair piece today.. 💈
$400 in 1935 is equivalent to $7;671in 2020
lol HaHa Shane Thunder
Guitars are just not worth what the powers that be manage/manipulate the market towards Bottom has to drop at some point Guitar worth more than a house Doesn't seem right Oh well
A whole lot of subjunctives on this topic. A little tiresome. Now, what if they.....
Entertaining Show...Thanks for posting !