I like to tell people that I've been playing electric guitar & bass for over 40 years (give or take) and haven't gotten any better in the last 35 but, I have gone from The "Wonder Bread" age of radio, to Rockabilly, to instrumental "Surf" music, to Rhythm & Blues, to the British invasion, to a brief encounter with Country & Western, on to Heavy Rock (called acid rock back then) when I was rambling around Europe. I've backed up or opened for several major touring acts such as Ray Peterson, Ray Sharpe, The Isley Bros, Guy Mitchell, Small Faces, Amon Duul, Prophecy, Necktar and some others that would really test the resolve of any musician such as "Fat Danny's Wife", "Oat Willie" and a couple other strange projects in Europe. Landing firmly in the arms of the Blues, I haven't strayed too far, and have played with, and recorded with "The Randy Oxford Band" on the CD "All The Buzz", same with "Stickshift Annie & the Overdrive" on "Out of her Mind." The song I've got posted is from a trio I was involved with, "The Pat Henry Band." I'm finally retired from the everyday grind of balancing work with play, and hope to move along to Mississippi before too long and get about neck deep in the blues, I can hear 'em callin' me now.
"You got to Blues me, before you loose me!
