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This is my first country song! I couldn’t have written it in a better setting, I think. And that is not fake rain as it’s hammering the roof of my van as I record! This one goes out to the Mission, B.C.

yesterday I went to the "Ijsseljazz festival" in Gorssel, a city near the place I live. We were triggered by the headliner "Vandenberg's Moonkings", the latest rockband of former Whitesnake

Playing at a house concert in Edinburgh. Pierre blows me away every time. Catch him if he's ever in your area.

Just the backing from last time, very straightforward but suits a bit of locrian/phrygian if you feel so inclined. F# of course :) Cheers outoftune ► Listen on DSound ► Listen from source (IPFS)

Source Many times I wondered, while watching a video or gig of P!nk, who her bassplayer was. She didn't looked any familiar so today I looked her up on the internet. Her name is Eva Gardner and besides

I saw Adrian Legg at the G3 tour together with Joe Satriani and Steve Vai in Rotterdam. He was a substitute for Eric Johnson. Didn't knew him, but what a musician. He has a great way of playing and a excellent

Friday I posted about some great (unknown) bassplayers playing covers with such a talent. I thought it would be fun to do the same with guitarplayers, so here they are. DragonForce - Through The Fire And

Source I first go to know the music of Beth Hart when I played in the band JFK. We had a femal vocalist who'm sang a lot of songs from Beth Hart, Sas jordan, Skunk anansie etc. To be honest, before that

I was driving home today and my brother had made a Whats-app group. He finally is arranging that we can jam together, he on drums, his brother in law and nephew on guitar and me on bass. It will be a kind

This is one of my favourite songs to play and I thought I'd give this fantastic Dave White guitar some time in front of the camera. Dave's a luthier in England and sent this guitar out on a road trip around

Some time ago I posted the story on how I got my bassguitar. I though it would be nice to tell you about my acoustic guitar too ;)... The Performance was made between 1986 and 1999. I am not sure when

Edit I have also uploaded the video to YouTube because Dtube stalls sometimes As a follow up at my contest where you could guess the right basslines ( link ) I have a new contest. This time you have to

A 1943 Gibson LG-1 in mahogany, one of the Kalamazoo Gals instruments, owned by John Thomas, author of Kalamazoo Gals and a Fretboard Journal writer. Steepshot IPFS IOS Android Web

A pair of Banner Gibsons, both 1943 and built by the Kalamazoo Gals. Left is an LG-1, and right is an SJ. Owned by John Thomas of the Fretboard Journal and author of The Kalamazoo Gals. Steepshot IPFS

A gorgeous Arbour Sweep built by Adrian Lucas of Lucas Guitars in Lincoln, UK Steepshot IPFS IOS Android Web

This is my Heiner Dreizehnter Model A in Tasmanian blackwood. It's my keeper, the one I would grab in a fire. Not the most expensive, not the most valuable, but my favourite. Heiner Dreizehnter RIP 2016.

Santa Cruz Guitar Company Vintage Artist model in Cuban mahogany and Sitka spruce. Steepshot IPFS IOS Android Web

This was one of the first songs I learned to fingerpick. One of my favourites for sure, although middle age is making those notes a little high. Could be time for a baritone guitar! My video is at DLive

I took my first online guitar lesson today with Marcel. I found him on YouTube after watching some Molly Tuttle videos. He put together a video on Molly's licks and it came up in the sidebar. I clicked

The great Norman Blake song - played live in a local restaurant in Brodick on the Isle of Arran, Scotland. I have a regular gig there and have been playing there for three years now. I use the Boss RC-300