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Ill give you 2 cents per play choose any song here and play the hell out of it then again who knows you might like one of em
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I was raised most of my young life on sharecroppers farm 20 miles east of Deming New Mexico. When I was 5 years old I gave a Mexican migrant worker $10.00 in change " all my cotton picking money "and he brought me back an acoustic guitar from Mexico. At Age 17 I joined the Army for a 2 years hitch after boot camp and AIT training and was stationed in Germany, there I bought my first electric guitar a Gibson SG. At age 26 I had a brain hemorrhage deep in the right side of my my brain, Never to play guitar again. I was totally paralyzed on my entire left side,partially from the Aneurism but mostly from two brain surgery's, When I turned 50 years old I decided to try and play the guitar again with only my right hand. These days I play open mike at clubs or I play on the streets of South Beach for tips. there is no meaningful money in busking I find it to be a humbling and rewarding experience. It provides me with money for gas parking fees and a Ham sandwich with a soda. lol... not that there is anything wrong with that. I have lived in south Florida for the past 26 years I am still trying to learn how to play guitar with one hand it continues to be a slow painful on the fingertip process

I enjoy sharing with other musicians and listening to the talent that is on this site. There are some very talent people on fandalism. Maybe a little collaboration with other members some day

Led Zeppelin El Paso Texas and they did not sound nothing like the Album I was disappointed and a it naive,I was looking for the studio sound and I hear the bar room sounding quality, but a good time was had by all.

62 telecaster is my favorite, I also play a Gibson SG. and a Jimmy Vaughn Mexican Stratocaster

Louie Armstrong, T-bone Walker, Roy Clark, Hank Williams Sr. Then came Roy Buchanan, Albert King, Freddie King, Albert Collins, Robert Johnson, T-Bone Walker, Eric Clapton. Jeff Beck, Walter Trout, from Canned Heat, the Vaughn brothers Stevie & Jimmy and many more.

no, yes don't remember I like blues, I play anywhere anytime you want me, I currently "Busking"
playing on the streets of South Beach usually at Meridian and Lincoln as many days as my fingers will allow 3 to 8 hours per day. Sometimes I get some bad finger cuts and cant play for 3 or 4 days .Busking is very interesting and rewarding for me. several hundred people per day hear my guitar, some dig it and some walk on by.

It would be anyone that wants to jam with me! The hard truth is who wants to jam with a gimped up one arm guitar player? no one! but if we are going to fantasize then I guess Jimmy Hendrix, Roy Buchanan or Jeff Beck

smallest is one largest is 200 I like small crowds 30 to 60 people, now that I play one handed some people get it and some don't, In Large crowds some people think I am just playing Air guitar and I am a nut, LOL, that's OK too. Lets forget about the one hand thing How does it sound?

Any Albert Collins

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