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Voyage-Air Guitar is very proud of the continually growing roster of talent who owns our guitars. Browse through the various artists, writers and clinicians who have made Voyage-Air their go to guitar for travel.

Jody Maphis

Jody Maphis goes Voyage-Air! Jody Maphis started playing guitar at the age of six under the watchful eye of his father,country great Joe Maphis. While growing up in California, Jody's musical influences ranged from the "Bakersfield Sounds" of Buck Owens and Merle Haggard, to the LA based country-rock styles of The Byrds,The Flying Burrito Brothers and Poco.

After moving to Nashville, Jody's musical background and ability to play guitar (as well as several other instruments) landed him road work and session dates with such acts as Barbara Mandrell, The Earl Scruggs Revue, Michael Martin Murhphey, Johnny Rodriguez, Johnny Cash, Lynn Anderson, Matraca Berg, Marty Stuart and Gary Allan.

After a spin on the new Voyage-Air electric guitars, Jody was sold, and only too happy to say he's going to be playing a Voyage-Air guitar. Check the video below!

Jody is currently working on a studio project of songs written and recorded by his parents Joe and Rose Lee Maphis. If you are in Nashville you can find Jody at the Fiddle and Steel Guitar Bar in Printers Alley, mixing sound... and playing his guitar.  In this clip Jody Maphis plays the Voyage-Air Belair & TelAir electric guitars @ NAMM 2010, click here

Mark Dreyer

Playing his first gig at age 15, Mark has had an amazing 30 year career as a guitar player, pro audio / video producer, touring the US and Europe. It’s been quoted, “His sensationally hot guitar playing and sparkling charisma are a few characteristics that best describe Mark Dreyer.” After attending Berkley Collage of Music in Boston on a full scholarship, Mark moved to Nashville to play with Bee Spears of the Willie Nelson & Family Band then soon after landed a job at Gaylord Entertainment's Tim Watson show with many appearances on the Grand Ole Opry and national TV shows. Mark has opened for stellar acts such as The Little River Band, Bo Diddly, Kansas, Toby Keith and Alabama and many more.

Mark's brings a wealth of diverse talent including including Studio 23 Lakeside Recording Pro Audio Video Production production facility, he directed and produced over 1,000 television broadcasts for Comcast & Charter cable http://www.youtube.com/MarkDreyerProduction  and hundreds of live recording studio webcam productions to his credit visit http://www.ustream.tv/channel/live-in-studio-23, Mark is the owner publisher of the Nashville Music Business Directory.
Dreyer has enjoyed almost twenty years in Nashville and has over 4,000 shows under his belt with 5 different bands. He has also toured Europe as an artist and musical director, marking his 22 trip abroad.
Visit http://www.NashvilleConnection.com for more information - Support Mark's cause for music piracy, tell your story @ http://www.SaveTheMusicAmerica.org

Curtis Wright

Curtis Wright: Hit songwriter and mega-vocalist, Curtis Wright had his first tune cut by a major artist in 1988 when Patty Lovelace recorded “You Saved Me.” His first of four number one hits was with Ronnie Milsap for the song “A Woman in Love.” Having crafted songs recorded by Conway Twitty, Shenandoah and Steve Wariner, Curtis is a multi-talented artist. He toured as a member of Pure Prairie League and also toured as background vocalist for artists Tim McGraw, Reba McIntire, The Eagles, Darryl Worley and Billy Dean.

Chris Wallin

Chris WallinChris Wallin: Noted songwriter, Chris penned the recent #1 Toby Keith hit “Love me if you can.” He also composed Kenny Chesney’s “Don’t Blink,” which spent 6 weeks at number one. Artists who have cut Chris’s songs include Montgomery Gentry, Trace Adkins, Lorrie Morgan, Sammy Kershaw, Joe Diffie, Brad Paisley, Diamond Rio and many more.

In this clip at the famous Bluebird Cafe' he plays "Don't Blink" with his Voyage-Air guitar, click here.

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Johnny Waco

Johnny Waco has performed since the early 1970's in virtually every musical genre, but his favorite types of music to play are Gospel, Bluegrass, and Country. And whether he is doing a solo gospel set or playing with the Lost Highway Band, you're likely to find him playing his Voyage-Air VAD-1 Mahogany Dreadnought. A noted guitar collector, he retired his 1941 D-18, his 1938 D-28, and his D-45 (which previously belonged to Johnny Cash) when he got his Voyage-Air. He says, "each of my guitars has a unique voice, but my Voyage-Air is the equal of any of my best guitars in terms of sound and playability -- and in terms of convenience and portability it is unsurpassed. But I didn't buy it because it folds --I bought it for its tone".

 

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