Froggy Bottom Guitars | “Avalon Blues” | Limited Grade H-12

Scott Ainslie plays a Mississippi John Hurt classic on a beautiful 12-fret built with Koa back and sides and a Sitka spruce top.

By: Froggy Bottom

September 10, 2018

This beautiful grand concert guitar just sings. With a Paua abalone-trimmed Adirondack Spruce top and 5A Koa back and sides, and Limited Grade appointments and detail, it will only gain character as it is played in.

In this video, Scott Ainslie plays Mississippi John Hurt’s song ”Avalon Blues” on this one-of-a-kind guitar.

Video produced by Scott Ainslie.

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