Mr. Natural

I like those big'o norse women.

Beauty.

Breakfast was a plain bagel (toasted with cream cheese) and coffee at Starbucks. Then, on the way home, 3 margaritas at Torchy's Tacos.

He was a good'un. I got to see him in Dallas at a blues festival in '90 or '91. RIP.

Yeah, I watched that (again), too. THOSE were the days....

Oh, jeez! This is terrific! I listened to the first 20 minutes or so, got on Amazon, and ordered some of her on CD.

I imagine the cats in your neighborhood are starting to get a little nervous.

Howlin' Wolf, the rocking chair album.

I think the model name is too long.

I'm a fan of the tortoise pickguard.

Thanks for the pedal info.

,,, and I think I'll have a bit of The Macallan tonight, too. I also like Belhaven Ale and Newcastle Ale, but I've heard that Newcastle is no longer brewed in Scotland.

I'm with you on this, brad1: a great price on the amp and a question on the il diavolo. Guitar God, how does the il diavolo compare to other ODs?

It's a common defect. I've got several Gibsons with the same defect.

Left-over pizza ... again.

Hey, thanks sparqui! That answers a lot of questions!

Don't forget Scotch tape.

I remember when I had hair.

Welcome, LeftyDaveZ! I'm a lefty myself. I used to go to the Dallas show (and the Arlington show in the fall) every year. I haven't been in about 5 - 6 years, now. But, now that I'm retired, I'm going to try to get back into the guitar show swing.

Since we're toasting Scotland... I think I'll pour me a little of The Macallan.

That is an incredibly beautiful guitar. Congratulations.

I love the smell of sawdust in the morning.

Beauty!

All those Hammer films were good. They always seemed to squeeze in a few scenes with a little bit of cleavage, too.

I like the old Universal monster movies from the '30s: Frankenstein, Dracula, The Wolfman, The Mummy, etc. Island of Lost Souls and Werewolf of London (the movie, not Warren Zevon) are also favorites. I'll have to check out Dead of Night.