Rocker's guitar stolen from hotel
Thugs in Philly steal everything from cash to copper. Wednesday night, someone stole a famous guitar. Sonic Youth guitarist Thurston Moore reported on the band's Facebook page that someone pinched his circa-1966 Fender Jazzmaster guitar around midnight from the Best Western hotel at 501 N 22nd St, in the city's Spring Garden neighborhood.
Rocker's guitar stolen from hotel
Thugs in Philly steal everything from cash to copper. Wednesday night, someone stole a famous guitar.
Sonic Youth guitarist Thurston Moore reported on the band's Facebook page today that someone pinched his circa-1966 Fender Jazzmaster guitar around midnight from the Best Western hotel at 501 N. 22nd St., in the city's Spring Garden neighborhood.
"It's Thurston's iconic Sonic Youth black Jazzmaster with all the stickers on its body," according to the Facebook post. "A police report has been filed. Please email us if anyone tries to sell this relic to yur (sic) store, it would be appreciated. Please forward to other guitar stores you may know in the area."
Such pleas have helped the band track down stolen gear before, when thugs stole a rental truck full of their one-of-a-kind guitars, amps and drums from Orange County, Calif., in 1999.
Philadelphia police spokeswoman Jillian Russell said Moore was in the hotel’s bar with his luggage and guitar when he noticed the guitar was missing. It is valued at $20,000, Russell said. Tipsters can call Central Detectives at (215) 686-3093.
Moore was in town to play with Howlin' Rain's John Moloney at Space 1026 on Arch Street near 10th. The mop-haired, bespectacled 54-year-old is a founding member of Sonic Youth, an alternative/experimental band that formed in 1981 in New York. He ranked 34th in Rolling Stone's "100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time" list in 2004.
Yeah, it's "iconic". Give me a break.
I hope he gets it back, though. carl and sons- I'm guessing you have no idea what you are complaining about. Although I do grant that describing a guitar as iconic cheapens the word.
Buy a Gibson Goldtop cheapskate fatjoey
It's already in Vegas.Rick from Pawn Stars had a buddy of his take a look at it earlier today. Says it has condition issues and that $400 is the best he can do. Wilhelm Von Humboldt
That thing has been played everyday since '66 I would guess. sillybilly
Wilhelm, that was funny. Brilliant, even. Zee77



