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Dinah Gretsch Appointed to Newly Formed Savannah Music Commission

Dinah Gretsch Appointed to Newly Formed Savannah Music Commission

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Dinah Gretsch Appointed to Newly Formed Savannah Music Commission SAVANNAH, GA – The Gretsch Company is proud to announce that Dinah Gretsch, Executive Vice President and CFO, and long-time advocate for music education, has been appointed to...

A Conversation with Gretsch Drum Powerhouse Giulliana Merello

A Conversation with Gretsch Drum Powerhouse Giulliana Merello

How a 12-year-old Argentina girl had her life changed by watching Cindy Blackman play Gretsch drums on TV.   Driven. Explosive. Fearless. Powerhouse. These are just a few words used by music journalists and fellow musicians to describe one of today’s top female...

A Magnificent Mural Honors Rock (and Gretsch) Legend Bo Diddley

A Magnificent Mural Honors Rock (and Gretsch) Legend Bo Diddley

Rock 'n’ roll pioneer Bo Diddley, with his iconic red rectangular Gretsch guitar slung over his shoulder, was a larger-than-life figure. If you ever saw him perform live, you know what I mean. He was a tireless, high-energy showman who could whip an audience into a...

THE SHOW MUST GO ON!

THE SHOW MUST GO ON!

Despite Hurricane Helene, Gretsch helps sponsor a Savannah charity event that raised over $700,000 for pancreatic cancer awareness and research. When a real good cause involves real good music, some people aren’t going to let a hurricane ruin their plans. Especially...

Seventy Years Ago, Gretsch and Chet Inked a Most Important Deal

Seventy Years Ago, Gretsch and Chet Inked a Most Important Deal

How Jimmie Webster made the historic 1954 endorsement deal possible. By Ron Denny, Guest Contributor. Seventy years ago, a contract was signed between a thirty-year-old ambitious musician named Chester B. “Chet” Atkins and Fred Gretsch, Jr., president of the Gretsch...

40 YEARS AGO . . . 1984: THE YEAR TODAY’S GRETSCH WAS SAVED

40 YEARS AGO . . . 1984: THE YEAR TODAY’S GRETSCH WAS SAVED

And the Beginning of the “Second Golden Age” of Gretsch.         “I don’t think many people today know how close Gretsch came to dying and disappearing,” says Dinah Gretsch, “I believe in my heart that had we not bought Gretsch back, there wouldn’t be a Gretsch...

An Interview with Lee Anderton of Andertons Music Company

An Interview with Lee Anderton of Andertons Music Company

How The Beatles inspired a father and his teenage son into opening a London-area music store that’s still going strong 60 years later. By Ron Denny, Gretsch Contributor. With Fred and Dinah Gretsch celebrating a combined 102 years of experience in the music industry...