KETC | Living St. Louis | Mel Bay
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Uploaded on Nov 28, 2007
From KETC, LIVING ST. LOUIS Producer Ruth Ezell profiles the life of Missouri musician, Mel Bay. Growing up, he was a talented guitar player, but his great success came from making instructional books that taught others how to play the guitar. Bay later opened a music store in Kirkwood that would sell his world-famous instruction books and a variety of musical instruments.
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Mitchell McCreath 2 months ago
Had The Books....
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thelordsfieldhand 2 months ago
Don't forget Bill Bay as well.
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Hasib Rafiquzzaman 2 months ago
God Bless Mel Bay/
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Nick Arl 6 months ago
I have heard the same things from my guitar teacher, Mel Bay's nephew
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james040280 1 year ago
i got as far as book 3, then couldn't make it any further. just picked up the guitar again after a few years and hope to make it to the END!! thanks mel bay even in death you are teaching me guitar
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Paul Cormier 1 year ago
even being more a rock metal guuitarist all not possible without Mel Bay ty sir we miss you ...........................
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GREG TURPEN 2 years ago
This is great ! I took lessons there in the mid to late 60's for several years under Jose' Smith, an old Gaslight Square guitarist -- truly great memories!! Mel was a great and fun guy that loved the guitar and all things musical. Thank you!
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Grant Izmirlian 2 years ago
My parents got me my first vito plastic clarinets there--then my professional series LebLanc clarinet, and then in 1980 when I graduated from highschool, my Selmer Mark VI tenor saxophone which I still avidly persue. I remember meeting with Mel many times as a grade schooler and highschooler. My sister studied the 1st method book for guitar. We will all miss Mel--what a great St. Louisan.
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Chris Bronson 2 years ago
I remember starting to learn this style at Nottelmann music on lemay ferry by the shop n save arch. Good times.
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