Acoustic Guitar Construction

I listen mostly to Phil Keaggy these days, but I still have alot of old rock and roll that gets put in the player from time to time. There is a Bryan Adams Unplugged album that is pretty awesome. Summer of 69 is my favorite, then 18 Till I Die! I can listen to those over and over. 1969 was probably the most memorable year of my life!

and then I'm also liking classical guitar music more and more....can be very relaxing to listen to while I'm building.

In fact, I just yesterday ordered a Creative Labs D200 bluetooth wireless speaker for my shop that I can stream music to from my Galaxy S4 which will replace the 26 year old cassette/radio boom box with cd player tethered to it that I've been using for like, ever!
A Christmas present from my dear wife.

Kevin

Thanks for all the suggestions, I've added most of these artists to my library and I found another that you may enjoy, Dylan Ryche. I like his 'Acoustic Fingerstyle Guitar' album (he's more creative at making music than album titles!) and he also has a YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCks9SK ... k8O3b-2Kmw

I have an MP3 player hooked up to an amp and speakers. I have several memory cards that I rotate through. One is all Classical and includes Segovia, Handel Mozart, Bach, Mussorgsky, etc, a collection of various Baroque music and a collection of Medieval & Renaissance harp. Another is a collection of various female Celtic & CC singers including Jackie Evancho, The Gothard Sisters and a boxed generic set of Celtic songs titled "Celtic Ladies" (as opposed to the well-known Celtic Woman group. I also have a very large collection of Oldies but Goodies rock & roll and a collection of folk tunes. When I'm tired of all that, I tune the radio to my local NPR station.

I always have music playing in my shop. I really don't like to work without it.