It was a high honor to produce-arrange-conceive Trini's album TRINI LOPEZ LEGACY: MY TEXAS ROOTS with Trini----and we formed a studio combo of Trini and Jesse Lopez and me to get the Trini 3-piece combo vibe that we love. I've always loved the Gibson Trini Models, and I did everything I could through our album release to promote those guitars: featured photos of the guitars in the album artwork, feature articles at the time with Vintage Guitar mag and also a nice feature at the album's release with Gibson.com. I hope everyone will seek out the the rarity release TRINI LOPEZ LEGACY: MY TEXAS ROOTS. Trini and Jesse and I put our hearts and souls into the album and the songs. It's sort of unbelievable also when you go back in time to even the 1970s---when through 1971 there TWO----can you believe it-----TWO separate Trini Lopez Gibson Models. Also-----there were TRINI RESTAURANTS in the 1970s-----where a lot of us had our very first sour cream enchiladas. Trini Lopez means a lot: in guitars, in records, in music, in culture. More on our recording history at www.artgreenhaw.com
