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Fine, let's get it outta the way so we can all move on. Hmmm...it DOES give me an idea for a tattoo

I'll have to bring a Heritage.

Big Star. Also, my internet name evolved from the band Sonvolt. I was Sonvolt73 for a while on another (now defunct) forum, and was nicknamed "sonny" back then. So there you go. Being a Sonvolt fan means I also need to give a shout-out to Uncle Tupelo (I don't really need to mention Wilco do I?).

Yep - Tone to the Bone.

+1 the blessing / william topley

My college faves, The Plimsouls and their singer and songwriter as a solo act, Peter Case.

Hell, I've seen Opeth!

Hey Rodip, Thanks for the clips on The Reducers! Great band. I used to catch them at the El 'n Gee, and always loved that song. I still have it on vinyl, and never thought of looking for it on You tube. Fun stuff. I used to hang out in the local guitar shops, too. We've probably met.

I insist on Fates Warning. New album about to be released, Frank Aresti returning... and nobody seems to care: http://www.hamerfanclub.com/forums/topic/61638-fates-warnings-new-album-and-frank-aresti-is-in-hamer-content/ Support American Bands!

So until now ... Eleven more Hamers since my white FB bass was finished. Cool.

Gary O'Connor....eighties cheese videos, but good songs on the entire record with most everything played by him....great guitar sounds and a little unknown Hamer content in the second video.

This was from yesterday...that top is way more 3D in person.

Jimmie Lee Maslin Dave Lindley The Swinging Neckbreakers Humble Gods JoJo Gunne Evan Johns and the H-Bombs The Redneck Jazz Explosion Col. Bruce Hampton and His Aquarium Rescue Unit And for the country fans.............. Hank Penny - a great California Western Swing Artist of the '40s and '50s; many musicians in his band also played with Bob Wills and Spade Cooley. Texas Jim Lewis and His Lone Star Cowboys - another wonderful Western Swing artist of the '40s and '50s. Moon Mullican - one of the great country pianists; you don't hear much about him these daze, but he was a good'un. Billy Briggs and his XIT Boys - great Amarillo, Texas, Western Swing artist of the '40s and '50s.