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"I think it's causing panic in this industry," said George Gruhn , owner of Gruhn Guitars in Nashville, Tenn.

Forestry Law Splits Wood Industry Kris Maher 2011

Professors Friedland and Gruhn rightly note that George W. Bush's version of Wilsonianism in fact egregiously out-Wilsons Wilson, who had a historian's skepticism about the universal application of democratic practices and institutions.

Letters to the Editor 2005

Professors Friedland and Gruhn rightly note that George W. Bush's version of Wilsonianism in fact egregiously out-Wilsons Wilson, who had a historian's skepticism about the universal application of democratic practices and institutions.

Letters to the Editor 2005

In fact, Gruhn suspects that Clapton's "Blackie" guitarthe most expensive ever sold publicly, at $959,500 in 2004was assembled from guitar parts purchased in part from him in the 1970s for, oh, maybe a few hundred bucks.

Most Expensive Musical Instruments 2006

Unlike the stock market, with its booms and busts, the musical instrument market has only periods of growth and periods of plateau, Gruhn postulates.

Most Expensive Musical Instruments 2006

Cathy Lee Gruhn and Marisa Stella handled a bazillion details and spared me from doing same.

Say When Elizabeth Berg 2003

There is uncertainty about what the federal government expects, Gruhn said.

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Nashville's George Gruhn is one of the world's top dealers of old guitars, banjos and other rare stringed instruments.

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Gruhn acknowledges that the government has tried to create exemptions to cover vintage instruments.

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"People are very confused," said George Gruhn, a Nashville-based vintage guitar dealer, whose global business entails shipping instruments, some of which are made from woods that their owners might not be able to properly identify as the law now requires.

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