Acoustic improvisation with a Spanish flavor.

I just love this tune.

After hundreds of requests, I've finally obtained a new webcam. This is just a video test, so the audio hasn't been fine tuned yet.

Blues improvisation on a Gibson SG Custom played through a modified 1971 200 watt Marshall Major.

Just as the title suggests.

It's always fun to Shake up the Neighbors.

Just a close up view of what I do with a guitar.

More digital delay stuff....

Another great AC/DC tune.

I think you will agree that this guitar has a serious attitude!
It's a Waterstone Carnaby outfitted with my handbuilt Riffbucker pickups, plugged directly into a 1971 200 watt Marshall Major that I've   more...modified personally.  less

You might need to be intoxicated to tolerate this video. I'm running a 2 second delay on both the guitar & synth and for some odd reason, the repeated guitar signal is louder than the original.

Just me doing what I do after drinking several cups of coffee. I'm plugged into my daughter's 15 watt Marshall amp.

Jamming some blues on a Waterstone Carnaby Semi-hollowbody Electric through a 1971 Marshall Major 200 watt Stack.

Some of what I do with a guitar.

This one didn't turn out quite the way I wanted but I posted it anyway.

Hopefully you can feel what I felt.

More Jammin'

Jamming out some bluesy stuff on a Waterstone Mildred Hollowbody plugged directly into a Marshall Major.

More goofing around...

Here's a short clip of me sitting in with the headlining band at a charity concert.

More improvisation on guitar.

Riffguy's weapons of mass destruction.

The guitar used in the song was the cream colored '79 Strat shown in the video along with the Marshall JCM 900 Stack on the right.

Trying to make use of a free hand.