Gibson Brands, the legendary manufacturer of electric guitars, revealed that it could face bankruptcy in July after nearly 116 years of business.

In Musicwood, Bob Taylor (Taylor Guitars), Chris Martin (Martin Guitars), and Dave Berryman of Gibson Guitars drop competitive differences and negotiate with Native Americans to save centuries old Sitka Spruce.

To represent Gibson’s growing selection of products and evolving lifestyle orientation, today, Gibson Guitar Corp. has become Gibson Brands.

Dueling concerts on both sides of Gibson Guitars wood battle: in Madagascar, a concert against illegal logging at the source of the ebony; and a Tea Party "We Stand With Gibson" rally sides with the guitar maker,