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I am NOT a guitar store! This is just a serious hobby. I am sure your wondering how to pronounce the name "Xhefri." It is simple—it is Albanian for "Jeffrey." I am not Albanian, but I was there right after the collapse of Communism and I was shown how to spell it in their language. Thought it was cool so I have been using it ever since!
On this website you will find guitars that I own, or have sold on EBAY, from my private collection. I have sold guitars to pro-players, and song writers such as David Loggins, Steve Cropper and a host of working musicians, as well as home pickers.
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 I want to pay tribute to my father who instilled a love for music in me as a child. During the Great Depression he use to "ride the rails" (freight trains for those of you who have never heard that term) and worked and played music in the CCC Camps. He wrote his own music, as well as played songs by Jimmy Rogers, Merle Haggard, Hank Williams, and many other country classics. I lost interest in his music when was around 11 and started doing the rock thing. By the time I was 14, I was playing with guys that were between 22- 35.
My dad started his own one-man-band as you can see in this picture. He played his 1950 Martin D-18, and slide steel with his feet, and had a set of drums rigged up to his arm that could do an assortment of beats depending how he moved his arm. The he had a stack of harmonicas to go along. He did concerts at the local university in the town where I grew up.
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