Spruce Hill Guitars

03/28/2026

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09/16/2024

Rest in peace, Tito Jackson thank you for showing your love and appreciation for a master guitar builder Marty Schulte!

What a great duo you guys made for a brief time on the Earth. God bless the memory of you both, what inspirations you are.

09/16/2024

I just know Tito and Marty have hung out already. God bless you Tito. Marty and you made a great partnership however, briefly it was what a fantastic friendship you both struck up. It is unbelievable Marty was able to re-create the Danelectro Tito’s father Joe gave him as a child that became the seminole guitar of the Jackson 5. Marty didn’t just re-create it, he re-engineered it out of aluminum.

Tito loves that guitar and took it out on tour. It will remain in the Jackson Guitar history books.

God bless you, Tito and Marty.

We miss you both big time.

Tito Jackson, an original member of The Jackson 5 and the late Michael Jackson‘s brother, has died at 70, per multiple reports. Jackson died Sunday, September 15, from a suspected heart attack while driving from New Mexico to Oklahoma, the Jacksons' former family manager, Steve Manning, told Enter...

07/27/2024

- Such an honor to get to know you a little over three days in 2014!
- 🙏Stefen Isaac

06/17/2024

05/29/2024

Mr. Peter Kellet, a friend of Marty’s & the Spruce Hill Guitar family. Found a video of what Peter does that is so special. The Leon Hendrix Leon Hendrix Strat was one such instrument!

Join us for this first hand look at the amazing, one-of-a-kind, completely original works of Peter Kellett. Peter works with aluminum which he etches, paint...

05/18/2024

Start 'em off young.

05/11/2024

Eric Clapton photographed recording his 1976 album ‘No Reason To Cry’ at Shangri-La Studios in Malibu, California.

05/05/2024

Les and the “one” that started it all.

Les Paul deemed his solid bodied, goldtop electric guitar “Number One” for being the first Gibson Les Paul in existence. This was Paul’s primary guitar in 1951 and 1952, having been used on Les & Mary’s tour of England in 1952 as well as on Les Paul & Mary Ford at Home.

Heavily modded, Les added enlarged pickguards and a Kauffman vibrola in pursuit of a distinctive guitar tone and by 1960 he had performed multiple alternations on the “Number One.”

Learn more about Les’ “Number One” on Les-Paul.com 🎸