
GypsyHook
G. Hook is a one man band with 10 guitars and a small home studio. Mostly steeped in Blues and Jazz , he will wander often, trying his hand at any genera that p

Gypsys Jam 364 Gypsys Jam 364
Having fun with my Lap Steel and 3 String LoWatt Cigar Box. I added some SX Jazz Bass and stirred :) 364 indicates 3 string CB, 6 string Lap and 4 string Bass

Live at the Dew Drop Inn Live at the Dew Drop Inn
Not really, but mixed to sound that way. The drum track is a live recording. Everything else is a DI into a BR600. Yam bass, '51 and SX P-90 Tele bridge on solo. Mixed for Headphones/Ipod

Slider Slider
Been a long time. Did this with my 56 Gretsch Lap Steel, LP and 56 Dano and Yamaha Bass. Recorded and mastered on my BR600. Hope you enjoy :)

Slan daor Gypsy Slan daor Gypsy
This is a funeral dirge I composed for my wonderful dog, Gypsy (1999-2010) Grieving her for this past year has been difficult at best. I composed this as a way to deal with her loss. The song title is Gaelic for Goodbye Dear Gypsy.

Mekong River Blues Mekong River Blues
Experimenting with my Cigar Box, Gretsch and SX Jazz Bass. First time I have used a bottleneck slide....fun stuff :) I'm thinking this works better with head-phones. A #1 song in Indie
I am the band. 5 years ago I was rescued by technology, the kind that lets you multi-track in the comfort of your home, a process that requires no squabbling band members, no painful indecision, no drama. Gadgets that allow you to express yourself musically and archives those thoughts in a cyber space that is available to the world. Legacy, not infamy, in the sense that something you did will be left behind for all.
Like so many senior players on here. There was a band, way back when and thats history. This, in the here and now, is for the pure joy of making music for my own consumption.
Have you performed in front of an audience?
The list is so long and gets longer with each new artist I hear.
I am now down to about 10 guitars, 2 basses. I use a BR600 SITB (studio in the box) and a Lap Top with a couple of DAW programs, 2 low end audio monitors, Line 6 POD Farm (great product) some head phones and thats about it.
Parents: If your kids into music, encourage it, regardless of wither you like the genera or not. Looking back many years, there is no doubt I would have chosen music as a career path had my parents allowed it. I would have been on the production side because that aspect always intrigued me.