Would you guys ever be interested in learning any other genres or styles in this group, other than blues? I love the blues, and I love teaching it, but I also enjoy playing other genres. So I'm just curious if you feel the same. I'd love to hear your thoughts. If there's anything I haven't included, feel free to add to the comments. P.S. I find a lot of these bands can't be pigeonholed into one genre, so it's anyone's guess! Try to define Frank Zappa, The Grateful Dead, or Steely Dan!

Yesterday, I got this Suhr Select Classic S Vintage HSS. I am going to sell my Fender Stratocaster to pay for it. Hopefully, it will be a no or low cost swap. I needed a thicker neck with my hand issues and the Suhr is closer to a medium C which feels much better and is almost identical to my Suhr T Style neck. The V63 pickups in the Suhr are really great sounding. I like them a lot more than the Fat 64 pickups in my Fender Strat. I was really surprised how much difference there was in the pickups.

Hey guys, Really looking forward to catching up later. I've got a fun lesson planned, where we're going to be looking at a great Buddy Guy track with two awesome rhythm parts. So you can jam with a buddy, the original track, or your own loop. See you later at 7pm UK / 2pm EST / 11am PST! 🤘

So this has been my past 24+ hours! My 7 year old has fractured and dislocated his arm after a nasty fall at school. So obviously no call tonight guys. He’s very distressed after his op and is very much a daddy’s boy. The op went well though so we’re just monitoring for any nerve damage. Sorry again guys. Thanks for understanding.

https://youtu.be/lFV6mqP7rfY?is=cPcXfDIZIFvTaX5n Link to the backing. Not really rehearsed….just kind of going for it…hoping for some energy if not total accuracy. Bit of going down to Maj third…stolen from Red House. Mistakes for free as always. Trying to incorporate some of your ninths and semi-tone bend ideas? I think it’s rough….but got to get into it somewhere.