Guitar ID help, please?

[-CB-]

The Mad Hadder Band played at Main Street Station during Bikeweek 2013.

My gawd, just awful.  Between the gal guitar player bouncing her axe off of her (ample) beergut while she tried to dance and play at the same time, the terrible vocals (what you could hear) and the overall terrible mix (all you could hear thru the PA was the snare drum, cymbals, and bass)... I had to leave early.  I couldn't take it any more.

But, I was really curious as to what guitar this gal was playing... I don't recall the headstock at all.

I think my previous description of it was more recurved tele-esque body with Guild-ish headstock.  Bad memory on my part, but I finally found some pictures of the guitar from their web site.

Any thoughts on what that is?

 

[drewfx]

A little zoom, a little searching, found it:

Sunrise guitars

http://www.thegearpage.net/board/showthread.php?t=344059

 

[-CB-]

Ha!~  Many thanks.  What a waste of a fine instrument.

How that that woman managed to sing a a quarter tone flat, on every syllable out of her mouth is beyond me.  Hey but the crowd was drinkin' and the weather was warm, and the bikes were roaring down Main Street, and ... well heck... I even had a beer. 

FWIW, I'd have rather seen Microwave Dave and the Nukes.  Fantastic show they put on....

 

[Cagey]

How that that woman managed to sing a a quarter tone flat, on every syllable out of her mouth is beyond me. 

Hehe! It's a gift! 

Reminds of that little solo in that old Dr. Hook tune "Cover of the Rolling Stone" where he manages to not hit a single correct note (it's at about 1:50). It's sounds bizarre and is easily recognized as wrong by anybody with ears, so the impression is the guy couldn't play a lick if he wanted to. But, in reality that's tough to do. Nothing but wrong notes? Try it sometime.