https://trevabrandonscharf.com/72rfslqk Happened to be down in the music Capital of The World…Austin TX last week and was happy to catch Tommy Shannon (Johnny Winter, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Arc Angels, and the list goes on), David Holt (long time axe man including Storyville with Double Trouble) and Tommy Taylor (drummer Christopher Cross, Eric Johnson) at Anotone’s
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https://boxfanexpo.com/b85ff5wm Get out and support Antone’s, get out to see Tommy and the boys – they really are super talented…lots of fun!
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watch Love this interview with blues legend Jimmie Vaughan, has so many great stories – music or otherwise.
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https://www.thoughtleaderlife.com/6gxsiio3ays Just back from a trip to Texas, can’t be in that state without thinking of ZZTop – been to many of their concerts and have even dabbled a time or two with some of their songs and guitar licks…great music.
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https://www.fandangotrading.com/ulv1x7sjvc It always seemed to me that BB King was larger than life itself.
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https://www.thoughtleaderlife.com/qvr1x42x4 That sound will carry me through the next year, until we stop and remember the King of the Blues once again…until then, let’s continue to listen and learn from the vast material BB King left us with.
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