Just a few more pics from my POS $99 Digitrex camera.
I consider it a priviledge to have met, listened and played with each of you and it was one heck of a time.
Geno has a heart as big as Texas itself under that crusty hod of his
and enough Texas style hopsitality (along with Sharon) to run a musicians youth hostel. Geno is the man on editing in the G I feel like I got a college level class in it in one afternoon.
Don plays every instrument known to man and man can he pack a guitar center stores entire inventory into the back of a pickup and keep it inside the shell. A man of amazing graceousness all aound as well.
Ricky is everything you have read and more...the only time he did not have us laughing ourselves silly was because we were in complete awe of his ear and talent on the keys.
I have already given my Salute to Tudan and I will never forget seeing and hearing him pull off 16th note triplets on the bass drum with one foot while wearing a kilt, bouncing on the throne and
never missed a beat. Dennis Chambers used to be my favorite drummer but Ross is topping the list these days.
Eric el capiten is the funkiest white boy I have heard and I aggree I regret that I did not get to spen more time with you and Ross.
BTW after one run through Hayseed Dixie (thanks Geno and Don) I listened to the CD you guys gave me and
OH
MY
GOD!
That is so hot I had to crank up the air conditioning!
I only know about Eric and Ross and Don told me sleepless was involved along with some others here....I seem to remeber before hearing the disc that the singer is a senior in highschool?
I have never heard better soulfull, gutsy and well done singing. Hot but not over the top. [/b]
I am completely in awe that this was recorded on the G and done "on line" for track construction and songwriting.
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