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Who's that in the funny t-shirt in the background?
That's classic.
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Who's that in the funny t-shirt in the background?
That's classic.
brasco68
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Steve Buscemi?
robelinda2
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kbaim
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Who's that in the funny t-shirt in the background?
That's classic.
Forum name ZON. I went up to him to say hi after noticing his t-shirt.
He made and gave to Sterling a nice ERNIE BALL logo made from water cut metal and painted black.
Also, Norms dangerously close to a beans and franks display!
kbaim
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Another great question was how do those guys stay in shape with so much touring. Sterling and Morse both looked at Luke and laughed. Luke then disclosed an unusual workout lets just say. 
Steve Morse says he's a believer of sound body sound mind and so he always tries to stay active
Also Luke was fighting a really bad cold, still sung little wing, and answered many questions. He seemed to get stronger as the clinic went on as the music and chat focused his energy.
Morse (might have been in hollywood) mentioned fantastic acoustic player Tommy Emmanuel as a guitarist Morse likes listening to. I like him also, but Juber is still my fave acoustic guy
I gave Steve's wife a cd of another fave of mine Peppino D'augustino EVERY STEP OF THE WAY a couple years back at an smb show thinking steve might like listening to him in quieter moments. Weird tunings and wonderful solo compositions
Steve Morse says he's a believer of sound body sound mind and so he always tries to stay active
Also Luke was fighting a really bad cold, still sung little wing, and answered many questions. He seemed to get stronger as the clinic went on as the music and chat focused his energy.
Morse (might have been in hollywood) mentioned fantastic acoustic player Tommy Emmanuel as a guitarist Morse likes listening to. I like him also, but Juber is still my fave acoustic guy
I gave Steve's wife a cd of another fave of mine Peppino D'augustino EVERY STEP OF THE WAY a couple years back at an smb show thinking steve might like listening to him in quieter moments. Weird tunings and wonderful solo compositions
