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Ray Simpson was a pioneering guitar maker in New Zealand and made his first electric guitar in the 1940s. In the 1960s he helped start up Beverley Bruce and Goldie a company making amplifiers and guitars. At the time. Ray designed some of the early Jansen guitars and eventually went on to produce his own "Simpson" guitars, which have since become collectors items. In this podcast Larry Killip talks to Ray Simpson's son Peter.
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