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They’ve always been a fantastic-sounding live band - it didn’t hurt that they were playing in the “Mini-9:30 Club” (The Atlantis, next door to the real 9:30, and a replica of the old one on F St, NW). I highly recommend catching them if they’re ever within a reasonable distance of you!

Good eye! It is indeed.

What goes up, must come down...

Oops. Sorry for the additional post on this topic. Didn’t check to see if anybody else had posted about his passing. 🤦🏻

This one kinda hit me in the feels. I had been exposed to blood sweat and tears as a boy via their eponymous album that was given to my older sister, who then quickly handed it down to me. Apparently she did not find the dynamic mixture of rock, blues, and jazz all that appealing. Even back then as a sheltered, white suburban kid, I recognized the incredible energy and soul in his singing. RIP David Clayton-Thomas!

LATFB

At least there'll be one child born in this world to carry on, to carry on.

Amazing!

Wow! What a beaut!

Age 84, and a great voice for his music! https://www.theguardian.com/music/2026/jun/25/david-clayton-thomas-singer-dies

"Put your boots on and man up!" - Steve Stevens 🤣

I suffered from inflammatory arthritis in the 90s. It stopped me from playing altogether for several years. Believe it or not, a round of poweful antibiotics eliminated it. I've been taking some of the newer injectible T-cell inhibitors for years, and it has enabled me to play more easily. I have permanent joint damage in my left index finger, which makes it nearly impossible to play open chords like C, so I have had to learn different fingerings and voicings. Osteoarthritis is a different animal. I know some people respond well to glucosamin and chondrointin. I would get it diagnosed.

For me, owning a lot of guitars has zero attraction. I've owned four Hamers for years, and have no desire to own more. Amps and pedals, on the other hand... I am in constant search for the 'best' Plexi preamp pedal, the 'best' boost pedal. I'm 90 percent happy with my current performance rig but whenever Tone King or Friedman or Tubesteader makes a new preamp pedal, it's like a moth to a flame.

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I don't see the link to this guitar 😕

Original Burny Randy Rhoads Custom. Mid 80's made in Japan and in 100% original condition. Condition is near perfect. Fernandes Burny, as many know, captured the sound and the mystique of the real thing with their offerings in this early 1980s period. Japanese luthiers' accuracy in detail is unmatched. I am not interested in trades. Cash sale only! If you want it, I have it. Not too many of these around. This Authentic 85/86 Matsumoku built Burny Randy Rhoads Les Paul has a volute, the only one of the Randy Rhodes iterations to actually have the correct 70's volute Link to my craigslist ad provided. Burny Randy Rhodes Les Paul Custom - musical instruments - by owner - sale - craigslist

2005 Hamer USA Korina Vector Original HSC Certificate of authenticity and owner's card Pristine condition My photos are to0 big to download on this page, so I am providing my craigslist link Local pick up preferred Hamer USA Korina Vector 2005 - musical instruments - by owner - sale - craigslist

Ha, Same!

Sounds like a good option. FWIW, I have used Audioengine systems and they seem to do a very good job at either desktop or larger room sound at a very fair price.

Acoustic guitar players rarely bend strings. SRV was trying to do the equivalent of bending up two tones on an acoustic. It was a lot of work that few people would ever notice.

Sadly, Tried them once..speakers did not fit in the car and all the connectors were wrong. Sent it all back. a lot of work taking the door apart for nothing! arniez

Boy, I'd hate to try bending those! 😂

Yeah...I wonder why it was dismantled??

Yup, that was his... There's no blade switch... sacrilege, that the guy separated and is selling the body 😳

Yo Jim!! Is this one of yours from the past??