Syndicated Cartoonist Tony Cochran, creator of Agnes, makes custom
electric guitars out of reclaimed materials
Tony Cochran Guitars thanks HGR Industrial Supplies, September 28, 2017, for their
article / interview/ photos on my guitars! Thanks to writer Gina Tabasso! Give it a read!
https://hgrinc.com/syndicated-cartoonist-tony-cochran-creator-agnes-makes-custom-electric-guitars-reclaimed-materials/
Guitar World Magazine, April 2016 Tony Cochran Guitars is featured in Guitar World, April 2016 issue, page 146, "It Might Get Weird". Feature pic is of "The Quick" guitar. Thanks Chris Gill for the interview & article! Contact info at bottom of page is wrong & should read www.tonycochranguitars.com Still cool! Check it out! |
Rick Springfield owns & features his Separatorcaster guitar by Tony Cochran Guitars on his CD/DVD cover
Stripped Down Released Feb. 14, 2015
Stripped Down Released Feb. 14, 2015
Rick Springfield owns & features his 3 Tony Cochran Guitars on his CD
Songs For The End Of The World
Rick Springfield has 4 different covers, 3 with Tony Cochran Guitars, for his new CD to be released October 9, 2012. Credit to Tony Cochran Guitars is on the home page of Rick's website http://www.rickspringfield.com/s4eow/s4eow.html and inside each CD. The Separatorcaster and Coppercaster electric guitars are on 3 CD covers and the Alumicaster appears in promos. Rick says he is playing the guitars on stage and any TV he does for promo of the new CD. Tony Cochran Guitars loves working with Rick and has always been a great fan of his music. We know Songs For The End Of The World is a great hit! Grab them fast!!!
More pictures of Rick and details / pics for each of the guitars can be found on this site at the following links:
Separatorcaster: http://www.tonycochranguitars.com/separatorcaster.html
Coppercaster: http://www.tonycochranguitars.com/coppercaster.html
Alumicaster: http://www.tonycochranguitars.com/alumicaster.html
Rick Springfield on Live With Kelly & Michael
Tues. Oct. 9, 2012
Rick says he will be performing with one of his
Tony Cochran Guitars.
Vintage Guitar Magazine November 2012 print issue
Art of the Axe - A Visit to the National Guitar Museum's Touring Exhibition
by Pete brown
by Pete brown
Tony Cochran Guitar's "Boostercaster" guitar is featured on page 38 of this interview with The National Guitar Museum director, H.P. Newquist. "Three years ago, Newquist had an idea to create the world's first Guitar Museum. The National Guitar Museum's traveling exhibition, Guitar : The Instrument That Rocked the World, is an astonishing exhibition of rare and historic guitars that has been traveling the US for the past year and is booked for years to come." The Museum collection has 200 instruments with 70 on display in the exhibition, including the "Boostercaster".
". . . Tony Cochran designs guitars using found objects - and many of the resulting guitars fall into the Steampunk realm. He is also a cartoonist who has a nationally syndicated strip called Agnes."
". . . more interestingly, Tony takes guitars that would be worth very little on the vintage market and creates bizarre histories . . . "
". . . Tony Cochran designs guitars using found objects - and many of the resulting guitars fall into the Steampunk realm. He is also a cartoonist who has a nationally syndicated strip called Agnes."
". . . more interestingly, Tony takes guitars that would be worth very little on the vintage market and creates bizarre histories . . . "
The Steampunk Gazette by Major Tinker published September 2012
Tony Cochran Guitars Boostercaster guitar is featured on page 12 of this unique Steampunk book.
http://www.amazon.com/Steampunk-Gazette-Major-Thaddeus-Tinker/dp/0764165569
"The Steampunk Gazette explores the movement's international reach, treating readers to the latest news from the forefront of the steampunk movement, with approximately 500 of the book's 700 photos specially commissioned and absolutely unique to The Steampunk Gazette.
The author, John Naylor, aka Major Thaddeus Tinker is a graduate of the University of Kent at Canterbury, John Naylor is an archaeologist and historian. He is also active in television, where he is best known in the U.S. for his work on the History Channel's production, Ancient Discoveries. Additional TV credits include projects for the U.K.'s Channel 4 and National Geographic's flagship series on the American Civil War. His natural progression to Steampunk began with his expertise in making historical replicas. In 2009, as Major Tinker, he founded the Victorian Steampunk Society, which has become one of the world's leading steampunk organizations. He organized The Asylum, Britain's first steampunk festival, which has developed into the biggest event of its kind in Europe. He is well known within the global steampunk community and has appeared at events in the U.S. and Canada."
http://www.amazon.com/Steampunk-Gazette-Major-Thaddeus-Tinker/dp/0764165569
"The Steampunk Gazette explores the movement's international reach, treating readers to the latest news from the forefront of the steampunk movement, with approximately 500 of the book's 700 photos specially commissioned and absolutely unique to The Steampunk Gazette.
The author, John Naylor, aka Major Thaddeus Tinker is a graduate of the University of Kent at Canterbury, John Naylor is an archaeologist and historian. He is also active in television, where he is best known in the U.S. for his work on the History Channel's production, Ancient Discoveries. Additional TV credits include projects for the U.K.'s Channel 4 and National Geographic's flagship series on the American Civil War. His natural progression to Steampunk began with his expertise in making historical replicas. In 2009, as Major Tinker, he founded the Victorian Steampunk Society, which has become one of the world's leading steampunk organizations. He organized The Asylum, Britain's first steampunk festival, which has developed into the biggest event of its kind in Europe. He is well known within the global steampunk community and has appeared at events in the U.S. and Canada."
Nocturne Magazine (New Zealand) Issue 5 September 2012 - print & digital
Tony Cochran - Guitar Craftsman
Interview by Simon Ripley
Nocturne Magazine issue 5, featuring an interview with TONY COCHRAN, is now available from their website! Digital edition can be purchased now, the print edition is strictly limited and can be pre-ordered from their store...
". . . Tony Cochran is such a toymaker . . .
. . . Tony has managed to bedazzle his audience of guitar enthusiasts with not only style but imagination, awakening the spirit of the inner child . . .
Nocturne takes a look behind the curtain and talks to the master craftsman . . . "
Guitars featured include the Sparkycaster, Greyhoundcaster, Oikcaster, Separatercaster, Chalicecaster, Jukeboxcaster, Boostercaster, Boston Model L, Coppercaster, Kamikazecaster, Tokyocaster, & Chalicecaster.
Interview by Simon Ripley
Nocturne Magazine issue 5, featuring an interview with TONY COCHRAN, is now available from their website! Digital edition can be purchased now, the print edition is strictly limited and can be pre-ordered from their store...
". . . Tony Cochran is such a toymaker . . .
. . . Tony has managed to bedazzle his audience of guitar enthusiasts with not only style but imagination, awakening the spirit of the inner child . . .
Nocturne takes a look behind the curtain and talks to the master craftsman . . . "
Guitars featured include the Sparkycaster, Greyhoundcaster, Oikcaster, Separatercaster, Chalicecaster, Jukeboxcaster, Boostercaster, Boston Model L, Coppercaster, Kamikazecaster, Tokyocaster, & Chalicecaster.
Bass Guitar Magazine
The UK's Number One Bass Guitar Magazine
Issue 82 September 2012 - print & digital
The WOODSHED
Interview by Joel McIver
" . . . Of the many Bass makers in the world, few can apply designs to the Bass template with the anarchic panache of Tony Cochran. Joel McIver heads to Ohio to find out more . . . "
http://www.bassguitarmagazine.com
Guitars featured include the Sparkycaster Bass and Greyhoundcaster Bass
Performer Magazine
Steampunk Guitar Building with Tony Cochran
By Garrett Frierson on May 15, 2012
"Every guitar has stories to tell. Some were played by masters, many were destroyed, and all contain a secret history that only exposes its edges when pressed through the fire of an amp. Tony Cochran knows this, and builds guitars that look as legendary as they sound, which is one of the reasons his Boostercaster is currently featured in the National Guitar Museum’s traveling exhibition, Guitar: The Instrument that Rocked the World."
http://198.57.201.164/steampunk-guitar-building-with-tony-cochran/
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