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My friend and I recently wrote a song dedicated to our Men and Women fighting in the Middle East. It's called "Blood on the Sand" Here is a link to my web site. The top player is my Blues Rock band Waiting for Helen. In the second player are my Progressive Rock Collaborations with Mike Fink. The first song on that player is the song We have dedicated to our fighting men and woman "Blood on thew Sand" http://popspace.co.uk/user/?P=boogieman
God Bless you all and send you home safe and in one piece!
My arsenal consists of quite a few guitars and amps and a 24 track recording studio. My amps are an old Mesa Boogie Mark-2, Mesa Boogie Subway series,
Fender stereo chorus 80, and 2 Line 6 spider 3 amps one 25 watts and the other 120 watts.
I have been influenced by everyone I have ever listened to. My favorites are too manty to list but a few are Jimmy Page, Frank Zappa, Steve Vai, Joe Satriani and Carlos Santana.
Thank you for your service!
My friend and I recently wrote a song dedicated to our Men and Women fighting in the Middle East. It's called "Blood on the Sand" Here is a link to my web site. The top player is my Blues Rock band Waiting for Helen. In the second player are my Progressive Rock Collaborations with Mike Fink. The first song on that player is the song We have dedicated to our fighting men and woman "Blood on thew Sand" http://popspace.co.uk/user/?P=boogieman
God Bless you all and send you home safe and in one piece!
My arsenal consists of quite a few guitars and amps and a 24 track recording studio. My amps are an old Mesa Boogie Mark-2, Mesa Boogie Subway series,
Fender stereo chorus 80, and 2 Line 6 spider 3 amps one 25 watts and the other 120 watts.
I have been influenced by everyone I have ever listened to. My favorites are too manty to list but a few are Jimmy Page, Frank Zappa, Steve Vai, Joe Satriani and Carlos Santana.