RichF

Merry Christmas to all!

Say What You Will - Black Label Society Dirt - Alice In Chains Cocaine (live) - Eric Clapton Everybody Pays - Mark Knopfler Red, Red Wine And Cheatin' Songs - Marty Stuart Come On [Part III] - Stevie Ray Vaughan Preaching Blues - Robert Johnson Mule (live) - Gov't Mule Cyberworld - Halford What Lies Ahead - Epiphora

I agree with Mike about the electronics and pickguard looking like Fernandes. I have a Fernandes with similar looking electronics. The body doesn't look like my Fernandes though. Mine has much more square pickup routes and the center wire channel goes through from the neck pickup route through to the neck pocket. There seems to have been quite a bit of cross pollenization between the Japanese factories over the years.

Eric Clapton Robert Johnson Rory Gallagher

Aqua Net. Lots and lots of Aqua Net.

Elduave and Stike, I'm right there with you guys on the Yayhoos. Kick ass band. Let me add Zebra to the list. I was always surprised they didn't make it nationally. Also BR5-49 was a great band that I thought would be bigger.

Jake E. Lee - Retraced Release date listed as 4/26 on jakeelee.com All covers. Track 1 - "Whiskey Train" (Procol Harem) Track 2 - "Evil" (Cactus) Track 3 - "Way Back To The Bone" (Trapeze) Track 4 - "I'll Be Creepin'" (Free) Track 5 - "Guess I'll Go Away" (Johnny Winter) Track 6 - "Love Is Worth The Blues" (Leslie West) Track 7 - "I Come Tumblin'" (Grand Funk) Track 8 - "Woman" (James Gang) Track 9 - "A Hard Way To Go" (Savoy Brown) Track 10 - "I Can't Stand It" (Robin Trower) Track 11 - "Rock Candy" (Montrose) His playing on the first Badlands disc rips. Great disc that not enough people have heard.