Erock
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Lived in Kirksville MO for about 5 years, and would hit St. Louis for every new year. Loved that city.
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VonBonfire
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VonBonfire
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Yes.
NowYou'rePlayingWithPower
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is there such a thing as a guitarist that isn't a blues fan?
if you trace back their favorite influences, chances are, lol.
I was mostly influenced by DCSGs and DPCMs.
Although, there was that one Everlast song.
japetus
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VonBonfire
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I'm confused. Case tells me 90's but the vintage trem says it's not an AmStd and none of the vintage style models I can think of have a satin finish on the neck. Tell me more.
japetus
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Los Lonely Boys Tejas
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VonBonfire
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japetus
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That is the most soulful shit
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VonBonfire
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I used to gig for a guy named Tom Keyser out in Wimberley. He owned Inoz, right on the square, as in "Inoz a good place to go" . Early on when he owned the club he had booked a fill in band last minute to cover a cancellation and it was Los Lonely Boys a few months before "Heaven" hit the charts. He had a picture of them there. Tom got ran over by someone going to a Notre Dame game a couple years ago after having sold the club, RIP, I loved that guy, told me to call him as soon as I had a group together when I first moved to TX. And I have always loved Henry Garzas playing, totally underrated. Such a killer band.'
japetus
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Henry is badass and so underrated. I always felt like he was the next "big" blues guy, but they blew up with heaven. I would give anything to sit in a bar and listen to those guys cook for an hour.
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VonBonfire
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Agreed. The band is so great, unique in that they have the 3 bros with the great vocal harmony and quality on guitar, bass, and drums. You don't see trios with killer vocal harmonies very often, and bros just complement each other. Their story is great too. So is that strat! Wouldn't be letting that go anytime soon!
