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I Grew Up On A Lot Of Early Beatles, Dc5, Cream, Clapton, Page, Beck And Hendrix.

If You Have A Great-sounding Guitar That's A Quality Instrument And A Good Amp, And You Know How To Make The Guitar Talk, That's The Key. It Starts With The Guitar And Knowing What It Should Sound And Feel Like.

Music Kept Me Off The Streets And Out Of Trouble And Gave Me Something That Was Mine That No One Could Take Away From Me. Music Education And Families Are Dealing With The Economic Times, And I Wanted To Help Them. If I Can Help A Kid Discover A Liking, Or Even A Passion For Music In Their Life, Then That's A Wonderful Thing.

The One Thing I Do Have Is Good Ears. I Don't Mean Perfect Pitch, But Ears For Picking Things Up. I Developed My Ear Through Piano Theory, But I Never Had A Guitar Lesson In My Life, Except From Eric Clapton Off Of Records.

When I'm Home On A Break, I Lock Myself In My Room And Play Guitar. After Two Or Three Hours, I Start Getting Into This Total Meditation. It's A Feeling Few People Experience, And That's Usually When I Come Up With Weird Stuff. It Just Flows. I Can't Force Myself. I Don't Sit Down And Say I've Got To Practice.