Les vieux de la vieille sur weissenborn

Quelqu'un connaît il des musiciens qui utilisaient des weissenborns dans les années 20' 30' ? Je n'ai jamais vu (en photo bien sûr) ni entendu un artiste de cette époque jouant sur weissy.
Si quelqu'un a des info, merci beaucoup, je serais moins con !!!

Et une petite photo d'un ermite (un vrai de vrai, à part jouer de la guitare, il s'était mis en tête de constituer une bibliothèque personelle dasn sa petite cabane dans le désert) prise vers 1917. Le gars s'appelait Peter PESTER; à priori, il joue sur une guitare hawaienne construite pas Knutsen. (texte et photo tiré des archives Knutsen)



So WHO was this strange person playing a suspected Knutsen guitar in the middle of the desert?! As author Frank Bogart explains in the previously mentioned book, "One of the more interesting characters living in the area around Palm Springs in 1917 was young Peter Pester (actually William Peter Pester - GM). Pester had a cabin in Palm Canyon and another next to a hot spring in Chino Canyon, where he lived during the summer months. He was the first "nature boy," putting on clothes, often a monk's robe, when curious canyon visitors came into view. He earned a living making canes from palm blossom stalks, fashioning Indian arrowheads, and selling postcards with a message urging proper diet and healthful living. Though he spent many hours roaming the canyons, he had an equal passion for reading. Years later a large library was discovered in his deserted cabin. In the 1920s, Pester moved from Palm Canyon but returned every weekend with his telescope, charging ten cents to look at the moon or at Lincoln's profile on the distant canyon wall.

Tant que tu y es, t'aurais pas récupéré des enregistrements ?

Trop cool le style du mec, j'adore

ouais, bien roots!