Coffee & my Alvarez AJ60SC/12....thanks for watching.:)

having fun

me rocking on my 12 string

me playing chords on my 12 string im finger picking

chords

A vid of me with my African Grey, Joe on my shoulder as I try to sing an old Jim Croce song that I can't seem to remember the words to.

me on the guitar playing an origional song

Jorrin Tyler Live at TJs Sports Bar in Pleasant Hill Missouri

Evangeline played on the 12 string. Trying to run before I can walk.

me playing keyboard with 2 toes and palying guitar along with it

playing keyboard with toe and playing 12 string

me just jaming on the guitar

bad bad voice i know hehe but i got a new 12 string washburn had to try it hehe

I wrote and performed this piece on my 1973 12-string ovation acoustic guitar. This one was influenced both by the guitar playing of early Genesis, and by "The Clap" by Steve Howe from The Yes   more...Album. Enjoy!!

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My guitar lesson group on myspace:

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Dutch group of great musicians

Zebra is a hard rock band that came together in 1975 in New Orleans, Louisiana. It features Randy Jackson (vocals/guitar), Felix Hanemann (bass/keyboards) and Guy Gelso (drums). Their mainstream debut   more...on Atlantic Records was in 1983, highlighted by the singles "Tell Me What You Want" and "Who's Behind The Door". Like Twisted Sister, Zebra cut their teeth on the East Coast club circuit, frequently playing at clubs on Long Island, NY.

Zebra started their career by playing covers of Led Zeppelin, Moody Blues and Rush songs: it was their early fans' reaction to their Led Zeppelin renditions that helped convince the band to bring their act to New York.

They had introduced their original material into their cover sets years before they were signed to Atlantic Records, including "The La La Song", "Free" and "Bears" (originally entitled "The Bears are Hibernating").

Zebra had been noticed as an original act to contend with by local colleges and even had some of their early original performances recorded by Long Island FM radio station WBAB, culminating in the inclusion of one of their songs on a release of "WBAB's Homegrown Album", which commemorated some of the station's best local acts and performances culled from their on-air "Homegrown Hour" program.

The band continued to tour throughout the 1980s and 1990s, and in 2003 released their first album of all-new material since 1986. A DVD of recent live performances, mostly from a show at the House of Blues in New Orleans, was released in the summer of 2007.  less

Just a sound check on the Taylor 12 string. Not enough hard pad yet, so fingers are very sore... Some EQ on the sound. No effects.

The Art Of Blues..

Amy Humphrey of Clatter demonstrates the bridge of the song "Somewhere Inside" from the CD "Monarch" on her 12 string bass.

TRaSh 80's live from Chubby Rain House of Tunes with Waterstone 12 string bass playing the Plimsouls tune Million Miles from Everywhere at Once (Great LP)

Jim on harmonica playing the great Knack tune (they do it better of course) Good to see Flieger in good health, again.

TP 2 Waterstone bass Minty Green Live from Chubby Rain House of Tunes

DRY performs Jet's "Roll Over DJ" in a Live performance. Visit http://www.dryband.com to visit DRY's website and for more of DRY's music! Sign the Guest Book! (more)

Refreshments tune done loud and with a Waterstone T
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