Ed Yoon
New member
Well, this one will be our biggest and best yet. We'll have two 20'x20' booths right across each other, so that's 800 square feet of display space and we'll have lots of cool new stuff to show. Andy Wood and Scott Henderson will pretty much be hanging out most of the time at the booths demo'ing the gear and we expect to have a lot of other artists dropping by and hanging out as well. Here's the NAMM floor plan as of now. We'll be in Hall E, booths 1261 and 1267. Same location as the past couple of years but we added another one right across it.
http://www.namm.org/thenammshow/2010/in ... -floorplan
Besides that, as advised earlier, we'll have a Tone Merchants clinic-concert on Sat night featuring Guthrie, Andy, Joel Taylor on drums and either Ernest Tibbs or Ric Fierabracci on bass. We're working on a special Fri night gig as well but that's not set in stone yet.
After NAMM, the same Guthrie-and-Andy show will move onto GIT on Jan 19 Tue and we're also working on the same lineup for a show at the Baked Potato that week. From there, I'm working on another mini clinic tour with Guthrie to do a couple of clinic-shows in the SF Bay area, Denver, and then we move onto Boston for master classes and full-blown concerts featuring Guthrie with the Jon Finn Band at Berklee's main performance hall. We'll also have a clinic at Matt's Music in Weymouth.
Hope to see a lot of you guys at NAMM and afterwards in the locations mentioned above. Firm dates for the post-NAMM will be announced as things fall in place, but the GIT and shows at Boston/Berklee/Matt's Music are all pretty much set in stone as well as the Denver (actually Guitars Etc in Longmont). Stay tuned. It's going to be an awesome NAMM to kick off 2010.
http://www.namm.org/thenammshow/2010/in ... -floorplan
Besides that, as advised earlier, we'll have a Tone Merchants clinic-concert on Sat night featuring Guthrie, Andy, Joel Taylor on drums and either Ernest Tibbs or Ric Fierabracci on bass. We're working on a special Fri night gig as well but that's not set in stone yet.
After NAMM, the same Guthrie-and-Andy show will move onto GIT on Jan 19 Tue and we're also working on the same lineup for a show at the Baked Potato that week. From there, I'm working on another mini clinic tour with Guthrie to do a couple of clinic-shows in the SF Bay area, Denver, and then we move onto Boston for master classes and full-blown concerts featuring Guthrie with the Jon Finn Band at Berklee's main performance hall. We'll also have a clinic at Matt's Music in Weymouth.
Hope to see a lot of you guys at NAMM and afterwards in the locations mentioned above. Firm dates for the post-NAMM will be announced as things fall in place, but the GIT and shows at Boston/Berklee/Matt's Music are all pretty much set in stone as well as the Denver (actually Guitars Etc in Longmont). Stay tuned. It's going to be an awesome NAMM to kick off 2010.
