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He could have went the way of the rock star and from what I've read he did have offers and consider it but his girlfriend was a Christian and he started going to church with her and decided to devote his music solely to serving God instead. He seems to be content and found what he was looking for with God rather then fame and fortune.Ehwmatt wrote:He's a hell of a player. When I made that post, I hadn't even gotten all the way through the song... I was at the great guitar solo. Then the song I d/l'd has some corny ass little kid coming in and talking about God, like a 6 year old, at the end. So cheesy and distracting. It's cool he wants to make some religious music, but damn, this guy should be writing other stuff too... everything I can find on iTunes appears to be religious.
squirt1 wrote:He must be good to have been chosen by Perry. He played Neal's parts flawlessly !
(Crazy)Dulce Lady wrote:The boy is his son reading Isaiah 40:31 from the bible and ithink he was only 4 at the time
He gas a new cd out and an instructional guitar DVD. Go to my space to hear Today Is The Day, the lead track from that album. And see him perform live at my YouTube, momflute, during the NAMM convention last month
Yes he is strictly a Christian artist now, leading praise and worship as a staff member at his church in California .
I am told that JSS was at that NAMM performance, standing in the back of the room. I was in the front row as you can see from my video so I didn't actually see JSS.
He has released 5 albums to date. The lyrical content of the music does not in any way diminish his amazing talent.
Crunchy sound?? Hey.... could you describe that to me again?Rick wrote:squirt1 wrote:He must be good to have been chosen by Perry. He played Neal's parts flawlessly !
Yep. I've not listened to anything by him other than his Steve Perry related stuff, but I really dig his guitar playing. I like his guitars crunchy sound a lot.
(Crazy)Dulce Lady wrote:The lyrical content of the music does not in any way diminish his amazing talent.
Rick wrote:squirt1 wrote:He must be good to have been chosen by Perry. He played Neal's parts flawlessly !
Yep. I've not listened to anything by him other than his Steve Perry related stuff, but I really dig his guitar playing. I like his guitars crunchy sound a lot.
Ehwmatt wrote:Rick wrote:squirt1 wrote:He must be good to have been chosen by Perry. He played Neal's parts flawlessly !
Yep. I've not listened to anything by him other than his Steve Perry related stuff, but I really dig his guitar playing. I like his guitars crunchy sound a lot.
Are you a guitarist Rick? I can't remember.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkT4tLiH ... re=related
He looks so much different now then back with SP!
Rick wrote:Ehwmatt wrote:Rick wrote:squirt1 wrote:He must be good to have been chosen by Perry. He played Neal's parts flawlessly !
Yep. I've not listened to anything by him other than his Steve Perry related stuff, but I really dig his guitar playing. I like his guitars crunchy sound a lot.
Are you a guitarist Rick? I can't remember.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkT4tLiH ... re=related
He looks so much different now then back with SP!
No sir, but I LOVE guitar playing. I used to have a room mate years ago that was a phenomenal guitar player, and he would play daily and I'd just sit there, like thisHave loved guitar playing ever since.
My favorite guitar is the Fender Stratocaster run through a Marshall amp. Then the Les Paul. I also love the Mesa Boogie amp. That's a monster.
I have a guitar in the closet, which is where it's best left untouched, because I completely suck at playing.
Ehwmatt wrote:Rick wrote:Ehwmatt wrote:Rick wrote:squirt1 wrote:He must be good to have been chosen by Perry. He played Neal's parts flawlessly !
Yep. I've not listened to anything by him other than his Steve Perry related stuff, but I really dig his guitar playing. I like his guitars crunchy sound a lot.
Are you a guitarist Rick? I can't remember.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkT4tLiH ... re=related
He looks so much different now then back with SP!
No sir, but I LOVE guitar playing. I used to have a room mate years ago that was a phenomenal guitar player, and he would play daily and I'd just sit there, like thisHave loved guitar playing ever since.
My favorite guitar is the Fender Stratocaster run through a Marshall amp. Then the Les Paul. I also love the Mesa Boogie amp. That's a monster.
I have a guitar in the closet, which is where it's best left untouched, because I completely suck at playing.
I got myself a nice Mesa, but it's not the chug machine you typically think of. It's a much more vintage sounding amp... the Maverick. Love that thing, but it's gonna have to go soon... it's a big motherfucker and I'm not gonna be able to crank it to get a decent sound when I move in May
Gotta downsize my gear for now... sucks
Rick wrote:Ehwmatt wrote:Rick wrote:Ehwmatt wrote:Rick wrote:squirt1 wrote:He must be good to have been chosen by Perry. He played Neal's parts flawlessly !
Yep. I've not listened to anything by him other than his Steve Perry related stuff, but I really dig his guitar playing. I like his guitars crunchy sound a lot.
Are you a guitarist Rick? I can't remember.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkT4tLiH ... re=related
He looks so much different now then back with SP!
No sir, but I LOVE guitar playing. I used to have a room mate years ago that was a phenomenal guitar player, and he would play daily and I'd just sit there, like thisHave loved guitar playing ever since.
My favorite guitar is the Fender Stratocaster run through a Marshall amp. Then the Les Paul. I also love the Mesa Boogie amp. That's a monster.
I have a guitar in the closet, which is where it's best left untouched, because I completely suck at playing.
I got myself a nice Mesa, but it's not the chug machine you typically think of. It's a much more vintage sounding amp... the Maverick. Love that thing, but it's gonna have to go soon... it's a big motherfucker and I'm not gonna be able to crank it to get a decent sound when I move in May
Gotta downsize my gear for now... sucks
Dude, as I'm sure you know, they've got some amazing small practice amps that have incredible sound, now days.
Never stop playing if you have the aptitude.
Will still suck to have to get rid of the Mesa though.
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