Showcasing a creative acoustic guitar constructed completely from closet doors, highlighting craftsmanship and unique design.

The Jail Guitar Doors Drive was designed with Jimi Dunlop, CEO of Jim Dunlop, and Johnny Wator, owner of Daredevil Pedals ...

The new, limited-edition MXR Jail Guitar Doors Drive pedal from Dunlop/MXR is the result of a collaboration between the late ...

American Songwriter may earn a commission when you purchase through our links. With MC5 guitarist Wayne Kramer’s passing In February 2024, rock ‘n’ roll lost not only one of its most influential ...

Now, there will be an overhaul. "We're going to replace about 636 doors in the Shelby County Jail at 201 Poplar," Buckner said. "This is only 201 Poplar. Right now, we have more than 2,500 inmates ...

The Clash wrote “Jail Guitar Doors” about his incarceration for selling drugs to undercover federal agents, and that in turn became the name of Wayne’s foundation for bringing music ...

BUT DOWN BELOW IS A JAIL IN DISREPAIR. IF THERE IS A PHYSICAL ALTERCATION BETWEEN INMATES, WE DON’T HAVE THE ABILITY TO LOCK PEOPLE DOWN BECAUSE WE DON’T HAVE DOORS ON THE CELLS. A JAIL ...

It led to his creation of Jail Guitar Doors USA, an initiative to promote rehabilitation in prisons through the donation of musical instruments and on-site instruction, while lobbying for change ...

It led to his creation of Jail Guitar Doors USA, an initiative to promote rehabilitation in prisons through the donation of musical instruments and on-site instruction, while lobbying for change in ...

Determined to straighten out his life while maintaining his activism, Kramer co-founded Jail Guitar Doors USA, based on a British charity that provided inmates with musical instruments.

plays one of the instruments that will be provided to jail inmates as part of the Jail Guitar Doors USA initiative, Monday, Jan. 16, 2012, at Kramer’s recording studio in Los Angeles. Kramer, died Feb ...

Determined to straighten out his life while maintaining his activism, Kramer co-founded Jail Guitar Doors USA, based on a British charity that provided inmates with musical instruments.