Cream T Crossfire review
The second design from Cream T’s well-received guitar venture shows off a different direction with some offset style, pickup swapping and an aggressive starting price
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The second design from Cream T’s well-received guitar venture shows off a different direction with some offset style, pickup swapping and an aggressive starting price
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Like this one from Lynne Woods (was Giles) which came via the Western Telegraph on-line. "How wonderful to read your stories ! Bringing back wonderful memories of my childhood in Milford Haven. I have always felt blessed to have been brought up there. Remembering Backhouse's Music Shop. I loved music. I see Mac Wooton's name mentioned... I knew Mac. If anybody knows where he is I would love to get in touch. Thank you again for the wonderful memories." Thanks, Lynne. And on Facebook, Andrew Norman commented: "Re the Milford Beach photograph... Top left-hand building - Murray Cresce...