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Blues of Desperation

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Radio City Music Hall

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Muddy Wolf at Red Rocks

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Different Shades of Blue

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Tour de Force Live in London – Royal Albert Hall

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Tour de Force Live in London – Shepherd’s Bush Empire

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Tour de Force Live in London – Hammersmith Apollo

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Tour de Force Live in London – The Borderline

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Live From the Royal Albert Hall

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An Acoustic Evening at the Vienna Opera House

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Beacon Theatre : Live from New York

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Driving Towards the Daylight

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Dust Bowl

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Black Rock

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The Ballad of John Henry

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Live From Nowhere in Particular

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Sloe Gin

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You & Me

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A New Day Yesterday Live

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Had to Cry Today

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Blues Deluxe

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So It’s Like That

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A New Day Yesterday

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The Mysteries of Nerdville... Secrets revealed Epi

The Mysteries of Nerdville... Secrets revealed Episode 7 part 2... 😎👍

The Mysteries of Nerdville Episode 7 part 1... Enj

The Mysteries of Nerdville Episode 7 part 1... Enjoy and stay healthy... 😎👍

Thanks Jeorge! @way.huge.electronics I am looking

Thanks Jeorge! @way.huge.electronics I am looking forward to putting this to work if we ever play a gig again. Please note: all social distance guidelines have been followed by both Jeorge and I for the past 15 years. 😎👍

I call this photo... “The Green Grump” As you

I call this photo... “The Green Grump” As you can see I am adjusting nicely to the new paradigm shifts in everyday life. 😎👍

The Mysteries of Nerdville episode 6 Part 3... Sta

The Mysteries of Nerdville episode 6 Part 3... Stay safe and healthy.. 😎👍

The Mysteries of Nerdville Episode 6 Part 2 .. 😎👍

The mysteries of Nerdville Episode 6 Part 1 ... E

The mysteries of Nerdville Episode 6 Part 1 ... Enjoy 😎👍

Part 2... Discovery..😎👍

Part 2... Discovery..😎👍

Episode 5 of “The Mysteries Of Nerdville “ con

Episode 5 of “The Mysteries Of Nerdville “ continues with a little home movie ... Stay tuned. 😎👍

“The Mystery of The Nerdville Vaults” Secrets

“The Mystery of The Nerdville Vaults” Secrets revealed in episode 4! Here is a 1964 Fender Jazz Bass in Sonic Blue. I bought this 5 years ago from my friend Clyde at Timeless Guitars in Cleveland Ohio. He purchased it from the original owner who played in a regional Ohio soul band in the 60s and 70s. I am a horrible bass player.. I use a pick, distortion and tend to overplay a lot. Just just like my guitar playing. 😏😎👍 Enjoy and stay healthy.

“The Mystery of The Nerdville Vaults” episode

“The Mystery of The Nerdville Vaults” episode 3 This 1959 Gibson ES-345TDN was purchased from my friend Eliot @rumbleseatmusic in 2011. He bought it from the original owner in Albuquerque New Mexico. It has all the tags including the one that says Stereo Wired”. The last time I plugged this guitar in I received one of the worst electric shocks of my life. I decided to use the stereo function and wired up two Fender deluxe reverbs. I wanted to experience my overplaying in stereo rather than the normal monophonic overplaying. I was sitting on one of them then hit the standby switch on the other. This I know was an amateur move on my part and was neither the guitars or the amps fault. I believe that experience has contributed to my personality and general overall demeanor which some describe as eclectic. Stay safe and healthy. Enjoy.. Greeting from a quarantined Nerdville. 😎👍 PS... This one came free with double white coil PAF pickups.

Ok, now I’m officially bored. Enjoy.. 😎👍🤷‍♂️

“The Mystery of the Nerdville Vaults “ part 2.

“The Mystery of the Nerdville Vaults “ part 2. This guitar I bought 9 years ago from the original owners family in Baltimore, Maryland. This 1957 Blonde Fender Stratocaster sat above the family’s fire place in a lucite case for years before they decided to sell it. It’s name is “Yvonne” after the original owners wife who sold it to me along with an equally clean matching 1957 Fender Bandmaster amp. ( take my word for it as I am too lazy to get it out of the museum.) An estate attorney handled the transaction so my receipt reads like a Harvard Law dissertation on how to make something simple , very pedantic and difficult. Enjoy... Stay Safe and healthy. Greetings from a quarantined Nerdville, California. 😎👍 PS: For those shag carpet fans.. There is a copper rug to go along with the famous green one.

After a week (ish) away from social media I have d

After a week (ish) away from social media I have decided to start a daily series during the quarantine called “The Mystery of the Nerdville Vaults” I remember spending 3 hours watching Geraldo Rivera in the 80s search in vain for Al Capone’s lost treasures. Unlike that broadcast and attempt, my vault does not require a Bobcat earth moving device to access it. So here we see a Gibson 1960 ES-335 with a factory bigsby in cherry red that I purchased about 10 years ago. Enjoy and please be safe and stay well... 😎👍

I am breaking my social media hiatus to deliver th

I am breaking my social media hiatus to deliver this message to the year 2020 on the behalf of all of us musicians and citizens alike. Thank you ...

Boise Idaho: I am so sorry to have to cancel Tues

Boise Idaho: I am so sorry to have to cancel Tuesday’s show at the Morrison Center. I owe you all big time. It is frankly irresponsible to continue. In lieu of the events of these past few weeks I have decided to take a break from social media. It just doesn’t feel right to keep posting pictures of “stuff” during a very fluid and unprecedented time in everyone’s lives. Stay safe, healthy and pragmatic. We will see each other soon for more needless and gratuitous vintage electric guitar fun. 😎👍

I am so sorry, I am beyond words to have to do thi

I am so sorry, I am beyond words to have to do this so last minute. These are unprecedented times. I owe you Minneapolis, big time.

It’s great to see this console again! I made Bl

It’s great to see this console again! I made Blues Deluxe and Had To Cry Today at Unique Studios in New York on this SSL 4000. Great to see it here in Minneapolis @riverrockstudios 😎👍

I am very sorry Green Bay ... We will see you next

I am very sorry Green Bay ... We will see you next time. The building and the Govt informed our crew at 10 am this morning that our show tonight was canceled. Again I am very sorry for the inconvenience.

Guitar Safari: Green Bay ... Thank you to Jim’s

Guitar Safari: Green Bay ... Thank you to Jim’s Music for this vintage saxophone lamp and to Rock N Roll Land for the carrying case. 😎👍🤷‍♂️

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