it's me HHB

Yeah its what's right for you as a player and for the style. In the last couple years most of my gigs have been non lead guitar. I do most of my gigs these days at the state theater of NC playing everything from banjo to lap steel and lots of bass and nearly 100% acoustic when assigned a guitar role. I kept thinking that the 9s would make up a little for the lack of actual lead guitar playing but it made it worse, put on 11s and it felt easier, w 9s I was chasing the strings w my right hand

Been farting around w 9 s for the last year, doing a jazz gig w female singer and upright bass so I threw some 11s on the ole CE22. Man that's the shit, so much better in every way, easy to bend after all the bass playing and 12 string stuff I've been doing

Let it die then start your own

I have the Peterson and love it

That's because your only thinking of rock tunes. I did a post last month about Page copping stuff he learned on sessions that were pop or easy listening. One very popular tune that uses the same harmonic devise is My Funny Valentine. Everyone's heard of that Ah classic typo lol

The intro is the exact harmonic motion as dozens of other well known dongs including the " don't want to leave her now" in Something. This whole this is ignorance in the first definition

In my heart its my parts strat. I use it when its a gig that features my stuff or my style bit its ugly and buzzy and rude. The PRS ce22 gets a lot off calls because its dead quiet, good looking, tuning stable. The semi hollow parts tele w area Ts gets a lot of work too

Filed by and ruled on by Idiots who don't understand music

that reminds me of the time Brooks came to jam with us I told him to grab a certain guitar, he opens the case and all the strings were off! I was going to put them on and got busy and put it back in the gig bag, the look on his face was priceless

I love the trisonics hate the bend one string other notes flat thing

Unearthed a Burns Brian May guitar from the vault I forgot was even back there. How in the fuck do you people play these floating trems?!

I would bring no guitar if that were possible

Wow its been a long time.

At least its that weird burst

He got the Newport 90 gretch edition, fucker...

Love the boat

I've had 2 silos over the years. They just sound bland to me

Pfft, I've been playing parts guitars for the last 6 years. I suppose the CE 22 is the most expensive at 900 used but it is only used when a humbucker tone is needed ( like super rarely ). Average cost of gigging guitars is an HFC friendly 350. Bought a cool SG that actually sounded good to me w humbuckers but gave to #1 son, think it was 800

Normal sunburst

Boomer may have been Hamer but don't you have to actively use something to protect that type of trademark?

I think I mean BBQ

I think I mean BBQ

Apologies to Pearly is pretty chock full o pinch

The light ones are alder w rosewood