mudshark

Take your pick of 15 minutes from this album:

Seasick Steve's You Can't Teach an Old Dog New Tricks

Dave Alvin's Eleven Eleven

Eddie Hinton - Anthology 1969-1993

The Four Horsemen:

The Black Angels - Directions to See a Ghost

Leon Russell Otis Spann Ray Charles Nat King Cole Hargus "Pig" Robbins

nice

Warmoth tung oil fininshed walnut body and Warmoth pickguard...Neck from a Japenese Fender Thinline... Washburn branded Gotoh locking tuners...Wilinson pickups....I was going to sell the body and abandon the project until a local shop offered me a busted up Thinline for $60...sold the F neckplate for $20 then paid $29 for the pickups and $17 for the tuners on ebay...bridge cost me $10 and came off a Mexican tele, and the straplocks were $1 apiece from a fellow in Canada. This budget project turned into one of the best sounding Teles I've ever played!

Alex Chilton - Like Flies on Sherbet Eddie Hinton - Letters From Mississippi Townes Van Zandt - Live at the Old Quarter; Houston, Texas Shane MacGowan and the Popes - The Crock of Gold Uncle Tupelo - March 16-20, 1992

Get well fast, Brooks.

Nazz Nazz Nazz Nazz III

+1

I've seen the half a twenty thread, the Carvin Steve Vai amp thread, the Ed Rechts "Panzy" thread, and a whole bunch of annual summer meltdown threads, but this may well be the most amazing of them all...pass the popcorn...

Sad news and the end of a wonderful era.

The Pogues - A Pair of Brown Eyes Townes Van Zandt - Tecumseh Valley Jolie Holland - Goodbye California

The Seeds - Future Creedence Clearwater Revival - Mardi Gras

Moby Grape Tucky Buzzard The Screamin' Cheetah Wheelies The John Hall Band

I have a big collection from the '50s, with rockabilly my favorite. I collect rockabilly right up to today's rockabilly artists.

Nice, Mr. Dillard. A bit of Brian Setzer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rcu5arCKwNk...ted&search=

+ 1 That dude is awesome. Covers every style and is one of the best. He's most definitely in the top 10 of players I'd like to jam with. I'm sure his resume is incredible. Gotta also add Redd Volkaert (well..he's not new but neither is Brent--ha Redd makes the list anyway outta principle) and those two young guitar players from Avenged Sevenfold for the metal crowd. Mayer is a lame and safe choice for RS to sell some mags..but good on 'em for throwing Derek Trucks in there. John Fruisuicopjkyuiououcate (sp?ha) is a great player. Redd's the man! Bill Kirchen's new'un...Hammer of the Honky Tonk Gods...kicks major butt as well. I like John Fruisuicopjkyuiououcate myself, and Trucks as well. I saw Mayer on the Crossroads DVD; I guess he was all right, but BD's right about the hideous guitar faces! I like that kid who plays guitar for Los Lonely boys as well.

If there is a "New Guitar God," his name is surely Brent Mason.

happy birthday

http://namm.harmony-central.com/WNAMM05/Co...uitar-Bass.html

If the Super Bowl ever had a better halftime show, I don't remember it. I'm not even particularly a Prince fan, but I always have admired his guitar playing and his halftime performance certainly impressed me. It was nice watching him abuse a Telecaster as well.