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They played together along with Eric Clapton, Jimmy Vaughan and Robert Cray in Wisconsin the night he died in the crash. Buddy’s next show was scheduled not the following day but the day after that in Toledo at our free “Party In The Park” summer concert series. The crash was big news and there were no announcements or cancellations talked about for Buddy’s next show but we figured he probably wouldn’t show. We all crowded the riverfront hoping he would come and he did. He made no mention of the crash and played a normal set and for his encore came out and said “I’d like to dedicate this to my brother Stevie who died the night before last” and played a blistering 30 minute version of Stevie’s “The Sky Is Crying” and while soloing he would suddenly stop and burst out in tears and then resume playing the hardest hitting guitar you ever heard before stopping again to cry for a moment and then resuming again. The entire crowd was bawling, myself included and I have never seen anything like it before or since. He walked into the crowd playing and was drowning in tears and jamming and everyone in the crowd just kept hugging him and crying, and he kept playing and would nod and try to smile. I will never forget it. I was 18.

Why doesn’t Maynard do country any more?

You lucky & gold bastards.. Question on signed poster and Q&A

Photos of Soundgarden’s last show

setlist from first CLD tour

Dad brought this car home on a flatbed in 1976. It was about a 5 year restoration into a street rod. Pre internet meant driving states away to car shows to hunt for parts.

I have an original Muddy Waters show poster from the 1964 (Folk Singer record tour) I know Willie Dixon and Buddy Guy were on the album but does anyone know if they were part of his touring band?

My mom and dad on their wedding day in his brand new 1964 Chevy Impala

Tele Tuesday. AVRI 1952, and ‘64. 2016, and ‘17

As a Telecaster guy, I admit this Eric Johnson Strat ticks all the boxes for me.

AVRI 52, 64 and Eric Johnson Strat. Let’s jam!

My grandfather “Pickells” front left with pals in 1936.

The first time I saw Buddy Guy was his first concert after Stevie Ray Vaughan died…

John’s son Sean received death threats after releasing this song and video about his memories of meeting Michael Jackson as a young boy.

I will be seeing Sean Lennon for the 5th time in a couple of weeks with his band Claypool Lennon Delirium. I’ve seen them 3 times and they are fantastic. Their new record is their best yet.

I’ll be listening to to some live Zep tomorrow courtesy of our local symphony

Should be a pretty cool show at the Peristyle tomorrow night!