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Thursday September 20th, 2001
Win Epiphone limited edition John Lennon Casino from Berklee Press
Put your musical knowledge to work and win a USA limited edition Epiphone John Lennon "1965" Casino archtop electric in the Berklee Press Music Trivia Contest. Just answer a question about artists, bands, songs or music history, and walk away with the Lennon "1965" Casino. Go here to register and then enter the contest. On your way to the prize, stop by www.epiphone.com here.
The 1965 is an exact replica of John Lennons first Epiphone Casino right down to the vintage sunburst finish and the 3-ply pickguard. The guitar features a bound laminated maple body, 24.75 scale, set mahogany neck with rosewood fingerboard and parallelogram mother-of-pearl inlays, 2 Gibson USA nickel P-90 humbuckers, trapeze tailpiece, and gold-plated Grover TM tuners.
Epiphone also makes two other John Lennon signature instruments--the limited edition John Lennon "Revolution" Casino and the Lennon J-160E acoustic.
Epiphone's vision of the future of music and guitar can be seen by, and in, those who choose to play an Epiphone. Musicians who, themselves are visionaries. George Van Epps, Harry Volpe, Howard Roberts, Joe Pass and other Jazz players made music history with an Epiphone guitar, as did Blues legend John Lee Hooker. And the Beatles, who recorded "Paperback Writer", "Ticket To Ride", and the most recorded song ever written, "Yesterday", with Epiphone guitars they purchased in 1965. It is an incredible legacy that continues today with Noel Gallagher, Lenny Kravitz and other artists who choose to make their music with an Epiphone.
Berklee Press is the publishing arm of the renowned Berklee College of Music. Berklee Press produces high caliber music instruction books, videos and other products that can help you advance a successful career as a musician and in the music business.
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