Ace of Cups here with you GOFs today on Blues Monday.
I want that telecaster bass
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Ace of Cups here with you GOFs today on Blues Monday.
Add some wine to the cook.
Make mine Swedish circus music:
Wow, twenty first century big band!
I want that telecaster bass![]()
Yep, and many are Gunhild's family members. She's done some preet sweet Postmodern Jukebox vids too.
It would be if I owned it.Fair chance it's a one-owner.
Keep on pluckin'.Ace of Cups late 60's, San Francisco. Played with Muddy Waters in Chicago, opend for Hendrix. Not too bad.
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Related to nothing here (except maybe heartache) I noted that today would have been my dear friend and mentor's 70th birthday.
He passed away last year from liver cancer, and my heart has been broken ever since. There are a tiny handful of people who come into your life and change you forever. Rest easy, John. Wherever you are, I know you have a guitar in your hand and music in your soul. And maybe a shot of good Scotch in that hand, too, since that liver thing is finally over. I do know we used to love us a bit o' whiskey, back in the day.
Lifting a glass to absent friends.
Ace of Cups late 60's, San Francisco. Played with Muddy Waters in Chicago, opendd for Hendrix. Not too bad.
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Thanks. Likewise. Pretty sure John would be happy that I'm spending his birthday working on old standards and remembering our time together.Lifting my glass with you now
Pretty severely underexposed film, there! Interesting that the rolls are numbered for a half-frame camera. And is that infrared film (going by the Agfa L IR, for my inquiry)?
Pretty severely underexposed film, there! Interesting that the rolls are numbered for a half-frame camera. And is that infrared film (going by the Agfa L IR, for my inquiry)?
Pretty severely underexposed film, there! Interesting that the rolls are numbered for a half-frame camera. And is that infrared film (going by the Agfa L IR, for my inquiry)?