Since the seventies, New Yorker Rick Kelly has been making guitars from the “bones of old New York.” Handmade guitars on display at Carmine Street Guitars in the West Village were crafted from ...

Rick Kelly builds guitars from 200 year old NYC wood, crafting musical heirlooms played by Bob Dylan, Lou Reed, and mor ...

For more than half a century, owner Rick Kelly has built the electric guitars. Kelly's 93-year-old mother, Dorothy, keeps the books in order. "New York City is so special," Kelly said.

Each one of Rick Kelly’s unique Carmine Street guitars is a little piece of New York – literally. The handcrafted instruments are made from reclaimed wood from some of the city’s most ...

Rick Kelly, the master craftsman at Carmine Street Guitars, shares his passion for creating custom guitars from reclaimed lumber sourced from New York City’s historic buildings. Ukrainian ...

owner Rick Kelly combines history and superior craftsmanship to make some of the most desired guitars in New York City. Rick Kelly only makes guitars from repurposed wood: he specifically uses ...

It’s a no-fuss, 80-minute-long portrait of Rick Kelly, who builds and sells custom guitars out of a modest storefront on Carmine Street in New York’s Greenwich Village, and the film touches on ...

Owner Rick Kelly refers to the stock as “the bones of old New York City”. From it, he builds golden-throated, history-charged electric guitars that have drawn such clients as Lou Reed ...

That man is named Rick Kelly. He runs a guitar shop in New York called Carmine Street Guitars, where he handcrafts his instruments from wood salvaged from old buildings all over New York.

As old buildings in New York City are torn down or refurbished, Rick Kelly sees a chance to keep their memory alive. The legendary guitar maker uses reclaimed wood from the city's buildings to ...

There, custom guitar maker Rick Kelly and his young apprentice Cindy ... and also showed up at the Toronto, Reyjkavik, New York, and SXSW Film Festivals. Abramorama will open Mann's Carmine ...