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- Epiphone_Crestwood abstract "The Epiphone Crestwood was a solidbody electric guitar launched in 1958 and discontinued in 1970. After Epiphone discontinued the Crestwood, a number of re-issues and replicas has been available from different companies.".
- Epiphone_Crestwood wikiPageExternalLink www.epiphone.com.
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- Epiphone_Crestwood wikiPageID "19107624".
- Epiphone_Crestwood wikiPageLength "2196".
- Epiphone_Crestwood wikiPageOutDegree "19".
- Epiphone_Crestwood wikiPageRevisionID "695239520".
- Epiphone_Crestwood wikiPageWikiLink Captain_Kirk_Douglas.
- Epiphone_Crestwood wikiPageWikiLink Category:Epiphone_electric_guitars.
- Epiphone_Crestwood wikiPageWikiLink Deniz_Tek.
- Epiphone_Crestwood wikiPageWikiLink Epiphone.
- Epiphone_Crestwood wikiPageWikiLink Fred_%22Sonic%22_Smith.
- Epiphone_Crestwood wikiPageWikiLink MC5.
- Epiphone_Crestwood wikiPageWikiLink Radio_Birdman.
- Epiphone_Crestwood wikiPageWikiLink Ray_Hanson.
- Epiphone_Crestwood wikiPageWikiLink Robert_Dahlqvist.
- Epiphone_Crestwood wikiPageWikiLink Samuel_Pannatier.
- Epiphone_Crestwood wikiPageWikiLink The_Hellacopters.
- Epiphone_Crestwood wikiPageWikiLink The_Hives.
- Epiphone_Crestwood wikiPageWikiLink The_Roots.
- Epiphone_Crestwood wikiPageWikiLink Thee_Hypnotics.
- Epiphone_Crestwood wikiPageWikiLink Thunder_Express.
- Epiphone_Crestwood wikiPageWikiLink Vigilante_Carlstroem.
- Epiphone_Crestwood wikiPageWikiLink Wayne_Kramer_(guitarist).
- Epiphone_Crestwood wikiPageWikiLinkText "1964 Epiphone Crestwood".
- Epiphone_Crestwood wikiPageWikiLinkText "1965 Epiphone Crestwood".
- Epiphone_Crestwood wikiPageWikiLinkText "Crestwood Deluxe".
- Epiphone_Crestwood wikiPageWikiLinkText "Crestwood".
- Epiphone_Crestwood wikiPageWikiLinkText "Daguet Epiphone Crestwood replica".
- Epiphone_Crestwood wikiPageWikiLinkText "Epiphone Crestwood".
- Epiphone_Crestwood bodytype "Solid".
- Epiphone_Crestwood bridge "Tune-o-matic with Stop tailpiece optional vibrato".
- Epiphone_Crestwood colors "Polaris white, Cherry red, Various Sunbursts and custom finishes".
- Epiphone_Crestwood manufacturer Epiphone.
- Epiphone_Crestwood necktype "Set".
- Epiphone_Crestwood period "1958".
- Epiphone_Crestwood pickups "Two New Yorker pickups, two mini humbuckers, three minihumbuckers".
- Epiphone_Crestwood scale "24.75"".
- Epiphone_Crestwood title "Crestwood, Crestwood Custom, Crestwood DeLuxe".
- Epiphone_Crestwood wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Infobox_Guitar_model.
- Epiphone_Crestwood wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Main.
- Epiphone_Crestwood wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Epiphone_Crestwood woodbody "Mahogany".
- Epiphone_Crestwood woodfingerboard "Rosewood or Ebony".
- Epiphone_Crestwood woodneck "Mahogany".
- Epiphone_Crestwood subject Category:Epiphone_electric_guitars.
- Epiphone_Crestwood hypernym Guitar.
- Epiphone_Crestwood type Agent.
- Epiphone_Crestwood comment "The Epiphone Crestwood was a solidbody electric guitar launched in 1958 and discontinued in 1970. After Epiphone discontinued the Crestwood, a number of re-issues and replicas has been available from different companies.".
- Epiphone_Crestwood label "Epiphone Crestwood".
- Epiphone_Crestwood sameAs Q5383146.
- Epiphone_Crestwood sameAs 에피폰_크레스트우드.
- Epiphone_Crestwood sameAs m.04jmt2h.
- Epiphone_Crestwood sameAs Q5383146.
- Epiphone_Crestwood wasDerivedFrom Epiphone_Crestwood?oldid=695239520.
- Epiphone_Crestwood homepage www.epiphone.com.
- Epiphone_Crestwood isPrimaryTopicOf Epiphone_Crestwood.