Forget a Les Paul.
Get a 1960s Fender Super Reverb amp
and keep your Fender Stratocaster.

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There is no such thing as failure. Edison successfully discovered many many ways to not make a light bulb before he discovered how to make one work, it's all a matter of perspective. I am on the "Self learning" program. I have had 8 guitars since january. I have a stack of books from sale rack at our local Hastings. I have 3 complete DVD series of guitar learning and my playing ability is nowhere near where I want it to be for as long as I have been playing but so far I have zero failures. Keep up the great work and inspiration, will subscribe to your channel tonight or tomorrow so I can check it out when you post new stuff. ROCK ON!

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I believe that Jimi, Stevie, Jeff, Robert, Hubert, Les, Leo and the "Duck" are all looking down on Joe B. saying "Holy smokes that dude got some stuff going on!"

Check out the cause:
http://crossroadsguitarfestival.com/

Hi, FenderBender!
How long has it been with Zero failures?
Toppscore

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Since January of 2012. I have learned a lot about how chords don't go together or get formed. I have learned a lot about how not to do things with a guitar. I have learned a lot but so far have zero fails. I guess the why of it is that I am 42 1/2, been a drummer all my life. never learned to read music or play the piano. Can't carry a tune in a bucket but I refuse to quit and success and failure are a matter of perspective. To some I may have failed many times but that's just not how I see it. The music is still in my blood. The burn and desire for classic rock and the blues still flow. Each person, man or woman with the same dedication and desire will get the enjoyment out of guitar, bass, piano, whatever instrument they pursue. I'm doing it for me and me alone. I guess if other people think I'm kind pf good at it, okay. I really don't care. That's another point of perspective. Who are you doing it for? If your doing something good for yourself, a byproduct of that goodness will radiate out around you and affect others in a positive way. True friends will support your efforts and enjoy your achievements. No failures, never quit.

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I believe that Jimi, Stevie, Jeff, Robert, Hubert, Les, Leo and the "Duck" are all looking down on Joe B. saying "Holy smokes that dude got some stuff going on!"

Check out the cause:
http://crossroadsguitarfestival.com/

Cool! Eight months and growing

A friend of mine started out as a drummer. Now, he is on world tour and has
at least eight(+) CDs of his own on Alligator, Ruff, Cleopatra & Blind Pig lables.

A bit from the Wiki site: "Coco Montoya's career began in the mid 1970s when Albert Collins asked him to join his band as drummer. Collins took drummer Montoya under his wing and taught him his "icy hot" guitar style. The two remained friends even after Montoya left Collins' band. In the early 1980s John Mayall heard Montoya playing guitar in a Los Angeles bar. Soon after Mayall asked Coco Montoya to join the newly reformed Bluesbreakers. He remained a member of the John Mayall Blues Breakers band for 10 years."

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