Gifted player for sure, hands made for guitar. His set at Woodstock was really original and you can hear that influence all over the place.
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Long time fan. Looked like he could die at any time but kept on jammin.
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Still Alive and Well is one of my go-to albums to show off my stereo.

Can't embed, on my phone.

https://youtu.be/QdB3msFJWyM
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You may be able to embed on your phone if you enable desktop mode on YouTube. Tap the menu button located in the upper-left corner of the screen. Scroll down to the bottom of the menu, then tap “Desktop“.


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one of my all time favorites, too
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I was fortunate to see both Johnny and Stevie Ray Vaughan play in Memphis during the early to mid 80's (Johnny 3 times, SRV twice).
True ambassadors for electric blues guitar...
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I was fortunate to see both Johnny and Stevie Ray Vaughan play in Memphis during the early to mid 80's (Johnny 3 times, SRV twice).
True ambassadors for electric blues guitar...
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That is so cool. I never had the chance to see either on of these guys. I did get to see Kenny Wayne Sheppard, Jonny Lang, Zakk Wylde and several hot rod guitarists at a Jimi Hendrix experience concert in Tulsa several years ago.
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He's awesome, but I prefer Johnny Ramone.
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I am a fan as well!
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I opened for Kenny Wayne Shepherd a couple years ago :



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That had to be cool.
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It was, very cool. Most times, as an opening act you can play your heart out and the place is half empty with people who don't give a shit. As you can tell by the video, the place was packed and the crowd was vibing.
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Impressive rabble! That was a great listen.
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Thank you, sir!
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