I was born with it.

Some, but I really love the studio, it's an environment that I like and feel the most free in. Still, every once in a while I drag the gear out and blister peoples ears with my Les Pauls or Tele.

Just freed things up a bit, still needs more of it in my opinion. And forget about the radio, it's dead, Clear Channel killed it.

YUP, IN A NEW YORK SECOND!

I was turned onto music from the first time I saw the Beatles on the telly in 1964 and by my dads old jazz recordings that he played on a Realistic reel to reel tape player. Any time I hear good music, no matter what the style is, I give it attention and the respect that it deserves.

Since those days I have gone through a small army of guitars, amps, recording equipment and brain cells, but it's all good to me, I'm thrilled to be here!

Beatles, Stones, Emmylou Harris, Marc Bolan (T-Rex), The Who, B.B. King, Jeff Beck, Cheap Trick, Albert King, Early Allman Brothers, Jimi Hendrix, Freddy King, Crowded House, Split Enz, Eric Clapton, Steely Dan, Dave Mason, Velvet Revolver, Albert Collins, ZZ Top, Todd Rundgrun, Ry Cooder, Kitka, Sarah Mclachlan, Johnny Cash, Warren Zevon, Mick Ralphs, The Clash, Bruce Springsteen, UFO, 70's and 80's hair metal, Aerosmith, Marshall Crenshaw, The Hellecasters, Neil Young

Cincinnati & Ceasers Creek.

Gibson Guitars for the most part. 2 Les pauls, a Goldtop and a Cherryburst, as well as a ES335 and ES135. I also have a multitude of Fenders, and then a few other guitars as well, but the Fenders are my second fav's. My Amplifiers are presently a Johnson Millennium Stereo 150,a Fender Cyber Twin and Bassman, and few other junkers that have seen better days LOL. My recording is done through Roland VS 2480's and 1680,s, Mackie Boards, Alesis ML9600's and wall full of sound effects and processors.

Nope, how's your world?