Categories: Guitar, Acoustic, Electric, Bass
The Slow Moving Lions of the Vegetable World and I
An severely under-featured feature of our site is "Awesome Nobodies." I would like to take this opportunity to revive it with the wonderful surprise that is the Slow Moving Lions of the Vegetable World. What a treat. Picture this: 4 part harmony, a cello,… more »
A Sweet Little Sound Check Teaser From Bedell Guitars at NAMM
A little teaser for the upcoming piece on Bedell Guitars. We'll have an interview with Tom Bedell and show off his cool guitars. Stay Tuned! more »
The Good Taste of Meritage at Callaway
by Wakitu
February 26 was a very special anniversary for Dan Grigor and me, and we decided to start the day in a very special way: clinking wine glasses over Sunday brunch at the Meritage, overlooking the vines of Callaway's Vineyard. What an exquisite… more »
The Pour House in Paso Robles Puts the Special in Specialty Beer Bar
by WakituIn November each year, Dan Grigor gravitates to the Paso Robles area to share some quality time learning about Wine Country with a group of dear friends – in a tour bus equipped with a stripper pole. This year, we arrived a little early to let… more »
Kennard Ramsey, Somos at Roxboro Launch
You may not know his name but I guarantee you have heard his music. Kennard Ramsey has contributed to some of our favorite movies, television shows and commercials. His friendship and collaboration with Stanley Clarke spans decades. When Stanley starte… more »
Part Three of Our Fascinating Conversation with Grammy Winner, Bassist Stanley Clarke
by Dan Grigor Well here it is, the last installment of our awesome interview. I had so much fun! What a thrill it was to play with him and his musical advice is second to none. Before we get to the interview I would like to take a moment to congratul… more »
More Than Just A Game
One Thin Paradigm by Laura Williams It happened slowly, so slowly that most children born after the 70s and 80s can't remember ever having music taught to them in public schools. No one in state government seemed to think that extracurricular subjects… more »
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