The owner of Manny’s Music in Manhattan, he brought wah-wah to Hendrix and Clapton and connected musicians with equipment that helped define their styles.
Source: New York Times
Henry Goldrich, Gear Guru to Rock Stars, Is Dead at 88
Published in Deaths (Obituaries), Goldrich, Henry (1932-2021), Manhattan (NYC), Manny's Music Store, Music, Pop and Rock Music and Shopping and Retail
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