I learned to play in 1974. We had a high school band in which I played off and on until about 1978. I subsequently put down my guitar from back then until 2009 when me and a brethren (Gerald Belnavis) from back then were reasoning about possible entertainment ideas for our upcoming Home Coming being planned by our Past Students Association. The idea of a Past Student band came up and I decided that there was no way those guys would be on-stage having fun with me in the audience. I would have to be back on-stage with them. Took up the guitar once again and I been playing since then. There's my story. Pathetic I know but its true.

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1966. Jamaica. Went with my cousins. Yes it is/was a very memorable event

Fender Stratocaster American Standard - Sunburst. Maple fretboard. Line 6 HD500 multi-effects board. Line 6 Relay G50 wireless guitar system. Laney Powered speaker system. Palmer Acoustic Electric.

Who's online, interactive chat. Make it more of a real social website/portal. Allow for collaboration between musicians with video/audio mixing tools etc. Just my thoughts.

Peter Tosh playing lead in The Wailers band. In later years Malcolm Young of AC/DC. Gerald Belnavis playing lead back in high school too. Wayne Perkins on Catch A Fire album (Stir It Up).

Was in a school band many many years ago (1970's). Played with them on and off for a while.

Jimy Graham. Bluesician. He's a very good friend of mine and he's right up there with all the great guitarists. Would love to jam with Gerald and Donovan Belnavis (Ruff Kutt) too. Would also love to jam with Emmett North, Clint Fitzgerald, Franck Szypura , Sticky Sugar Hopkins and others too numerous to mention.

Catch-A-Fire (The Wailers)