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65 or 66 bassman. I’m not sure if I sold it in the early 70’s or if I kind of let a band mate keep it. I’d like to have it now but wouldn’t want to lug the 2x12 cabinet to gigs

I've used both Venmo and Zelle with no issues.

Well, at the gig last weekend I started "Spooky" in Em, but the rest of the band was in F. The chart said E but I guess I didn't get the memo that the singer wanted F. As a church organist for over 40 years I had my fair share of off days. Nothing like screwing up a favorite hymn while a...

Wasn’t Marshall owned by Kong?

Fantastic. Been enjoying your covers for years

Power outages happened to us several time a year in North Virginia. The usual cause was from trees falling over power lines due to snow or winds.

Lafayette around 1965. Perhaps made by Univox? 12" speaker, tremolo. Wish I still had it.

In the mid-60's I purchased a treble booster of some sort. It wasn't a pedal but it plugged into the guitar (Framus) and had a slide switch for On/Off. I was living in Germany at the time and have no idea of the maker. I later traded it for an album of some sort. My first actual pedal was an...

Good to see you again. I always enjoy your covers.

TI Jazz Swings for sure.

Yikes,I remember cielski from the olden days! Glad you're still around.

Powdog will know.

I had a Lafayette (probably Univox) in the 60's that I wish I still had. 12", 2 x 6L6 (I think) Tremolo.

What a drag. Hope the recovery goes well. Follow the physical therapy!

Well done! The demos are very helpful.

I've got a Studio Caliber DC2. Great but HEAVY! And loud. I used it for a gig this past weekend and it was barely on and still almost too loud.

Tragic. Hold each other up as best you can.

Dont Bother Me

Gloria Hey Joe. Interesting chord progression. Move it to different keys to learn more chords. Folsom Prison Blues - Cool intro, easy solo When I Come Around - Power chords! Some Oasis tune I can't recall the name.

Regarding Praise Bands: most of the ones I’m aware of are voluntary and unpaid. Much like traditional volunteer church choirs. Occasionally there may be paid section leaders but the bulk are volunteers. The worship leader or music director is paid. I’m a trained traditional church organist...

Gibson Flying V. I bought this from a friend about 5 years ago. I'm at least the third owner. More fun to play than I thought it would be.

Very sad. David was an inspiration to many. If you can find an original stereo version of Bells of Rhymney, David's rhythm part (maybe played on his 6119) is hard panned to one channel. He is tuned to dropped D. It is a great counter balance to the 12 string. One of a kind.

I keep a guitar close by in my work/music space. Today is it a beat up Tele purchased in pawn shop about 16 years ago. I put Fralin Blues pickup in with a 4-way switch.

Was just in Hartford yesterday on business.