It’s been so long, but it’s been exactly 40 years since Stevie performed live at the el mocambo on July 20, 1983, he was such an amazing player and every note he played there came from his soul
I had an online guitar lesson with him. He is the coolest and most humble dude ever!! I spent most of the lesson just chatting and asking him questions lol it was awesome.
When Tommy came out to Nacogdoches, Texas, I got to play Norbert. He was apprehensive to let a kid play it (can’t blame him) but I he let me do it and he told me to keep up the playing. A really great moment for me🎸
He’s super nice. I took lessons from him when I was 13-16 ish and he’d always let me play any of his guitars. Sometimes we’d swap guitars for the lesson. He’s awesome
Tommy's love of SRV is one thing but his dedication to knowing and understanding all the nuances of what made SRV playing is what sets him apart from others. Its just cool to watch him do his thing.
When my son was 4, he was the ultimate natural relic craftsman. I shouldn have let him handle a few more of my strats, but he retired when he was about 8.
Folks having the licks, tone (almost) from SRV are a dime a dozen-they all impress.Tommy, IMHO, has a kindred connection to the well SRV drew from. Great player, just as important, humble!
I first took my son for lessons with Tommy in 2010 or so and he has always been the most humble and gracious guy ive ever met. He truly loved his heroes music and he channels them. Tommy is my guitar hero and as we lose those we have admired for years- theyre never truly gone as long as they stay in our heart and Tommys tone rings through our ears.
TK is a true gentleman! I’ve known him for years….I’ve taken lessons from him. I can tell ya that whenever I played his SRV copy, it sounded nothing like when he plays it! Texas Flood is one of the most booked bands we have here in D/FW. He’s such a beautiful person!
Thank you so much for doing these videos. Tommy is a wonderful soul and deserves all the good attention, promotion, and praise you are providing. I love him as a brother, and know his dedication and relentless pursuit to honor his heroes has been unfortunately attacked by others. You are helping show the guitar world how giving, humble, and respectful he REALLY is... Yes he is an amazing musician, and he is an even more amazing and noble human. Hence, why I thank you for featuring Tommy on your channel. Hope to meet you at the Dallas Guitar Show next year!
I think "tribute artists" like Tommy are weird. I get paying respect to fallen guitar heros and musicians, but when hes literally copying and mimicking SRV on stage and off stage even down to his mannerisms... thats a little weird. Hes not even being recognized or making money off of his own music, hes getting paid to pretend to be Stevie. Dont this tribute artists want their own identity when it comes to playing guitar and writing music.
From Website Strings: .011-.050 string set (GHS Boomers or Burnished Nickel Rockers strings) on all guitars. Amps, cabinets: 1969 Fender Super Reverb amp with 4X10 speakers 1976 Fender Twin Reverb amp with 2X12 speakers Hamiltone Six String Slinger amp with 2X12 EV 12L speaker cabinet 1980 Fender 75 amp with 1X12 speaker 1967 Leslie 16 Rotating speaker cabinet with 1X10" EV 10M speaker '60s Vintage Cordovox "Leslie" cabinet (Similar to Fender Vibratone) Effects pedals: McCon-O-Wah "McWah" custom hand-made by Michael McConachie Munder "Heavy Cream" Overdrive Ibanez Tubescreamer TS-9 (Vintage) Ibanez TS-10 Tubescreamer Sabbadius "Mr White II" treble booster (Handmade by Nicolas Sabbadin in Argentina) Sabbadius "Funky Vibe" - Uni-Vibe clone Sabbadius Triple Trouble - Custom made Tommy Katona signature pedal (Overdrive, Boost, Fuzz Face 3 in one) Dunlop Jimi Hendrix Fuzz Face (Silicone fuzz) Diaz Square Face (Germanium fuzz) Custom Octavia (Handmade by Tom Petendi in Hungary) Roger Mayer Octavia Line6 DL-4 Delay Boss Tuner Line6 Wireless system Guitar strap: Exact replica of Stevie's famous strap with his initials "SRV" and concho (Austin City Limits video) Handmade by Christian Brooks, Stevie's friend who also made the original
Having met and talked with Tommy at several clubs in the Dallas area I can tell you he is a very humble, extremely kind and accessible person as well as one of the best Texas Blues players. It's really hard to not think you are watching Stevie play when Tommy comes to life on his guitar. If you've never seen one of his live shows, do so, you won't be sorry.
Why are some of you guys talking shit about Tommy he's a fine guitarist and singer he's great at emulating others in his own style which makes him great in my book if you can't play this well as Tommy shut the hell up
They played at a Christmas on the square thing in Wills Point Tx about 6 years ago i guess. It was freezing and there maybe 10 people watching. They played like it was packed audience. After the show he let my then 14 year old hold #1 and pointed out the little details, talked amps and sound. Got some pictures with him. I'd never heard of them at that point, but I'm a fan for life. Awesome dude, awesome band.
Such an awesome video, I’d love to see another one showing his amps and pedals. I’ve been a huge fan of Tommy’s for many years. He’s such a phenomenal talent, and an incredibly hard working musician he deserves a ton of recognition, thank you for doing this video!
Eric Clapton even said he was intimidated by SRV’s playing. He said even himself had to stop or slow down to think about where to go next from time to time, but Stevie was a wide open flood gate. It poured out of his being to no end. SRV was allowed to be here by the grace of God for a few short years until he was called back to glory. This man here is a kindred spirit and is a great representation of what we lost but can be heard and seen again.
Those are cool guitars. I must say, the only thing I've ever been given is a kick in the pants and a boot out the door. But then again, I can't play like TK.
Tommy is a BEAST! I'm one of those nerds who likes to know what picks and strings he uses (I see he uses the round side of the pick like SRV and so many other blues players). What gauge string and picks please.
Truth. I couldn’t stand this guy for many years, but Stevie is his Hero as he is mine. Stevie took a bunch of his hero’s put it in a pot and mixed it up. This guy is a hell of a guitar player and he’s too nice to hate on. Stevie would’ve loved to play with this guy.
Was fortunate enough to see Tommy and company during a visit to Dallas. Amazing player and the show was fantastic. Hopefully I have another chance to see him again when I go back to visit family.
Please tell me there will be more vids looking at his amps and effects?! His tone is spot on. And I wanna know what Vox he was using. It sounded amazing
Thanks for this video!! I join the request that you make one with Tommy's gear, pedals and amps that he currently uses, his audio is devastating! greetings from Argentina.
Tommy is Super Kool plays so fluently and clean can sing with the best of them to he is the complete Stevie Ray Vaughan package keep on Rockin Tommy 😎🤟🤟🎶💯
My and my son got to meet Tommy at a show in Kemah Texas. Really nice guy took a picture with my kid, who is learning guitar. I am a big fan, And now so is my teenager
Amazing guitars! Thanks for sharing them. I also love Tommy’s accent - he clearly picked up that Texas twang. I would also like to nominate “Tommy’s Tower of Tone” as a possible room name. 😊
Thanks, I've been waiting for a video like this, seeing what Tommy's playing and the collection he has, I've always seen him playing his number 1 when I go see him live, would've like to seen what his bass player has, dude is a phenomenal player geez
68 SRV 4X12 and a 68 2x15 metal handle cab are being restored baffle on 2x15 was not right or made of correct material so im doing those this week had to get specific cheese head screws and parts in so the 2x15 wont blow with EVS and the 4x12 has white label Rolas in it 80 watters and he used it and his 15 loaded marshall cab for the Marshall Major head or back up for Dumble Cab if it went down the 80s could handle the 150 watts.. I also brought the aqua suede 50 watt small special which is two channel D clone with original parts but two clean channels more voiced like SSS then ODS.. The head was made at my Grandmothers farm in Texas in 2013 it has el 34s in it which are a bit cleaner for that sound but it can be biased for kt66 or 6l6 and we put bias ports on back so you dont have to take it apart to swamp tubes or bias it. Thats for sale also about 50 miles south of Dallas if you all are looking to buy other items that were Stevies the 4x12 cab was his I bought it on south lamar in Austin in the 80s and the guy who Stevie gave the cab too as a gift had lost it and he told me Stevie gave it too him Jack Morgan of the Crawl out of New Orleans had it. But I got it next door to Saxon pub there. Tommy Shannon remembered the 4x12 cab as it has happy birth day Texas on the back .... I dont have a way to bring it all into Dallas to show you or let you play it but if you all were down for a road Trip this week once I get teh cabs together maybe come check them out play the amps and cabs. Tommy has the number ....has email and I sent photos today of the small special D clone its here also now...
This is not my favorite genre but dude's right hand finesse is top tie stuff, man. Not that his fret hand game is off, just that the right hand stuff is GOOD. That's where much of details that matter take place, after all.
Tommy Katona is a great guy, he can certainly play, I really like his ability to sound like his guitar heroes, that is not an easy thing to do, especially when those heroes were probably some of the worlds most talented guitarists.👏🎸
Thank you so much for this !!! I love Tommy and this video is so cool! I hope there will be more with his amps and pedals.What did he use in this video?
@@tommykatona1984 Thank you so much my friend! Haha i knew i would be surprised of the answer ! I know these amps very well (been using them for years to give lessons)and you clearly show that you can get very convincing tone with the right fingers😊
Hey it's Mimi!!! Love that chicks videos man, she can play the blues with the best of em'!!! She's most definetly spent some time grinding like the rest of us 😂😂. Awesome video, I wasn't familiar with Tommy coming into this so thanks for that! It's always fun to check out a new player. Especially when they play a different style/genre from your own normal style/genre.
The guitar playing at the end of that video was FIRE! OMG, this cat must be seen and heard MORE! I want more of this guitar player. Please, make it so.
Hey Tommy hope to see you guys soon at Hub and 121 or the Grandscape, hopefully I’ll get to run a show for you guys. I was watching this video and wondered and I’m sure you have heard of or even been to Charley’s guitar shop. They have been around for ages.
It’s been so long, but it’s been exactly 40 years since Stevie performed live at the el mocambo on July 20, 1983, he was such an amazing player and every note he played there came from his soul
Tommy is the man. Phenomenally talented but such a humble and nice person.
I had an online guitar lesson with him. He is the coolest and most humble dude ever!! I spent most of the lesson just chatting and asking him questions lol it was awesome.
@@Star_Sn1per Dang man that’s really cool!
😊😊😊
When Tommy came out to Nacogdoches, Texas, I got to play Norbert. He was apprehensive to let a kid play it (can’t blame him) but I he let me do it and he told me to keep up the playing. A really great moment for me🎸
He’s super nice. I took lessons from him when I was 13-16 ish and he’d always let me play any of his guitars. Sometimes we’d swap guitars for the lesson. He’s awesome
Tommy's love of SRV is one thing but his dedication to knowing and understanding all the nuances of what made SRV playing is what sets him apart from others. Its just cool to watch him do his thing.
I was at this guys first show playing for voodoo blue. Crazy talent. The closest thing to SRV we will get ever.
When my son was 4, he was the ultimate natural relic craftsman. I shouldn have let him handle a few more of my strats, but he retired when he was about 8.
Folks having the licks, tone (almost) from SRV are a dime a dozen-they all impress.Tommy, IMHO, has a kindred connection to the well SRV drew from. Great player, just as important, humble!
Absolutely the closest SRV sound and playing I’ve heard since SRV. He’s with us when you play his music! Brilliant player, humble and blessed. 🎸
I feel this guy, Gary Moore and Stevie Ray Vaughan are my heroes too. Both very unique guitar players and very inspiring as well.
I first took my son for lessons with Tommy in 2010 or so and he has always been the most humble and gracious guy ive ever met. He truly loved his heroes music and he channels them. Tommy is my guitar hero and as we lose those we have admired for years- theyre never truly gone as long as they stay in our heart and Tommys tone rings through our ears.
TK is a true gentleman! I’ve known him for years….I’ve taken lessons from him. I can tell ya that whenever I played his SRV copy, it sounded nothing like when he plays it!
Texas Flood is one of the most booked bands we have here in D/FW.
He’s such a beautiful person!
Fantastic, what a treasure Tommy is. I've always rated SRV the best blues guitarist ever and to have Tommy doing his thing is brilliant. Thank you!
Thank you so much for doing these videos. Tommy is a wonderful soul and deserves all the good attention, promotion, and praise you are providing. I love him as a brother, and know his dedication and relentless pursuit to honor his heroes has been unfortunately attacked by others. You are helping show the guitar world how giving, humble, and respectful he REALLY is... Yes he is an amazing musician, and he is an even more amazing and noble human. Hence, why I thank you for featuring Tommy on your channel. Hope to meet you at the Dallas Guitar Show next year!
I think "tribute artists" like Tommy are weird. I get paying respect to fallen guitar heros and musicians, but when hes literally copying and mimicking SRV on stage and off stage even down to his mannerisms... thats a little weird. Hes not even being recognized or making money off of his own music, hes getting paid to pretend to be Stevie. Dont this tribute artists want their own identity when it comes to playing guitar and writing music.
@@eldiablo3794
Not much different from an Elvis impersonator really.
From Website
Strings:
.011-.050 string set (GHS Boomers or Burnished Nickel Rockers strings) on all guitars.
Amps, cabinets:
1969 Fender Super Reverb amp with 4X10 speakers
1976 Fender Twin Reverb amp with 2X12 speakers
Hamiltone Six String Slinger amp with 2X12 EV 12L speaker cabinet
1980 Fender 75 amp with 1X12 speaker
1967 Leslie 16 Rotating speaker cabinet with 1X10" EV 10M speaker
'60s Vintage Cordovox "Leslie" cabinet (Similar to Fender Vibratone)
Effects pedals:
McCon-O-Wah "McWah" custom hand-made by Michael McConachie
Munder "Heavy Cream" Overdrive
Ibanez Tubescreamer TS-9 (Vintage)
Ibanez TS-10 Tubescreamer
Sabbadius "Mr White II" treble booster (Handmade by Nicolas Sabbadin in Argentina)
Sabbadius "Funky Vibe" - Uni-Vibe clone
Sabbadius Triple Trouble - Custom made Tommy Katona signature pedal (Overdrive, Boost, Fuzz Face 3 in one)
Dunlop Jimi Hendrix Fuzz Face (Silicone fuzz)
Diaz Square Face (Germanium fuzz)
Custom Octavia (Handmade by Tom Petendi in Hungary)
Roger Mayer Octavia
Line6 DL-4 Delay
Boss Tuner
Line6 Wireless system
Guitar strap:
Exact replica of Stevie's famous strap with his initials "SRV" and concho (Austin City Limits video)
Handmade by Christian Brooks, Stevie's friend who also made the original
I've seen his band a few times and even had the opportunity to speak to Tommy. He's genuinely a good dude.
Having met and talked with Tommy at several clubs in the Dallas area I can tell you he is a very humble, extremely kind and accessible person as well as one of the best Texas Blues players. It's really hard to not think you are watching Stevie play when Tommy comes to life on his guitar. If you've never seen one of his live shows, do so, you won't be sorry.
Tommy is national treasure, thanks for taking care of him :)
Keep the flame alive Tommy… I’ve been a fan for years. 🔥
Not many capture the essence of SRV’s playing but Tommy, IMHO, is the number one here.
Why are some of you guys talking shit about Tommy he's a fine guitarist and singer he's great at emulating others in his own style which makes him great in my book if you can't play this well as Tommy shut the hell up
So glad someone is keeping that torch lit and in such fine fashion
I've got a Tim Davis no.1, too! Really enjoyed this, been following Tommy since I was a kid. What a great player!
Man you’re lucky! I’ve played Tommy’s a bunch but I’ve always wanted one of my own. They’re the best
They played at a Christmas on the square thing in Wills Point Tx about 6 years ago i guess. It was freezing and there maybe 10 people watching. They played like it was packed audience. After the show he let my then 14 year old hold
#1 and pointed out the little details, talked amps and sound. Got some pictures with him. I'd never heard of them at that point, but I'm a fan for life. Awesome dude, awesome band.
Tommy is so nice. What a dude and what a player! Love to see more stuff with him.
Such an awesome video, I’d love to see another one showing his amps and pedals. I’ve been a huge fan of Tommy’s for many years. He’s such a phenomenal talent, and an incredibly hard working musician he deserves a ton of recognition, thank you for doing this video!
such a cool and humble guy .and a great player .
Eric Clapton even said he was intimidated by SRV’s playing. He said even himself had to stop or slow down to think about where to go next from time to time, but Stevie was a wide open flood gate. It poured out of his being to no end. SRV was allowed to be here by the grace of God for a few short years until he was called back to glory. This man here is a kindred spirit and is a great representation of what we lost but can be heard and seen again.
Those Fender WRHB pickups sound fantastic Out-of-Phase (sound good in-phase too).
Those are cool guitars. I must say, the only thing I've ever been given is a kick in the pants and a boot out the door. But then again, I can't play like TK.
Are you using the same size strings that stevis used?
You can tell by looking at the girl he's not.
Awesome collection of guitars, really dig his number one Strat, definitely has sentimental value to it. Thanks for sharing Chris.
Tommy is a BEAST! I'm one of those nerds who likes to know what picks and strings he uses (I see he uses the round side of the pick like SRV and so many other blues players). What gauge string and picks please.
I mean I know a beat up looking guitar is eye catching to the audience and your in all,But the string Guage and tension of SRV
Tommy’s humor is just so genuine
The Stevie Ray Vaughan guitar is when The Relic craze started. Everybody wanted their strat to look like that but they didn't want to wait 30 years.
Truth. I couldn’t stand this guy for many years, but Stevie is his Hero as he is mine. Stevie took a bunch of his hero’s put it in a pot and mixed it up. This guy is a hell of a guitar player and he’s too nice to hate on.
Stevie would’ve loved to play with this guy.
It was like I was visiting him again. :) I miss you my brother. Much love.
Chris, do you remember what amp Tommy was playing when he played the strats? Sounded sooo goood.
Looks like Vox AC 15 amp
Vox VT-20+ 😉
@@tommykatona1984 thanks, Tommy!
Amp?
Support here. What amp does he play through here?
@@ThePortoliohe replied somewhere saying he used a vox vt20 I think
I saw Tommy and his band Texas Flood last week. Absolute incredible performance and highly recommended if you are an SRV fan.
TOM KAT IS GOLD! That boy utterly Channel's Stevie, rest in peace SRV!
Was fortunate enough to see Tommy and company during a visit to Dallas. Amazing player and the show was fantastic. Hopefully I have another chance to see him again when I go back to visit family.
Wow, what a fantastic collection, playing, and talent Tommy has. Really glad I watched this video. Thanks 👍😎
Tommy has to start his own TH-cam channel “!!!!!!
There would no be a better SRV player and probably teacher.
He does have a youtube channel th-cam.com/channels/Vklxbg8sMG8ZjDGpQO80tQ.html
I'm so glad you guys have a relationship cause we all got the love for stevie ray vaughan
Tommy is the best! He is the sweetest person ever. Amazing guitar player, actually my favorite one these days!
Please tell me there will be more vids looking at his amps and effects?! His tone is spot on. And I wanna know what Vox he was using. It sounded amazing
Thanks a lot man! Yes there will be more content coming soon. The little amp I was using here is my Vox VT-20+
@@tommykatona1984just the amp???
Wow, Tommy is amazing! Cool and humble also. You just earned another fan and I'm looking forward to hearing more of your awesome playing!!!
Can you all get a big screen SRV movie motion picture started? of course Tommy as SRV, and so on…
Tommy’s a beast, Chris you’re phenomenal too.💥🔥💥🔥
Awesome collection of vintage Fender. Thanks for letting us have a little peek inside your lair. Really, amazing display of guitars and playing!! 🎸
Thanks for this video!! I join the request that you make one with Tommy's gear, pedals and amps that he currently uses, his audio is devastating! greetings from Argentina.
Wow this guy can really channel the SRV vibe, great job
Tommy is Super Kool plays so fluently and clean can sing with the best of them to he is the complete Stevie Ray Vaughan package keep on Rockin Tommy 😎🤟🤟🎶💯
Stevie would be very proud of your talent! Singing and jamming ⚡️🎸⚡️🎙️
I love that SRV poster on his wall.
Saw tommy for the first time last night in Des Plaines and I was stunned and amazed. Insane talent you have to see.
Very expressive player!
Love his number two Strat’s sound!
🙏
I kept seeing smoke there must be a fire 🔥 some where ! The young man can burn the neck off his guitar ! Texas Flash !
*Is it possible to find out, which elixir strings Tommy is using exactly ?*
what was the maker of the #1 pickups? I heard Mike and the rest was unsearchable.
My and my son got to meet Tommy at a show in Kemah Texas. Really nice guy took a picture with my kid, who is learning guitar. I am a big fan, And now so is my teenager
If you have to choose two guitarist to idolize Stevie Ray and Gary Moore you really can’t go wrong their both phenomenal artist…👏🏼👏🏼
nice. That signature smirk reveals when something good is comin'.
Wow! Great interview and so cool... Thanks guys!
Show the amps and pedals!
What Amp Tommy played here?
What’s MJT stand for ?
Mark Jenny Telecaster
What amp he played in that room ? Everything sound phenomenal
No binding on the Les Paul neck eh. What modal is it besides it being a Gary Moore ? Like is it a standard , Tribute, Classic or ?
how much of a Body difference is there in the stratocaster shape from a 67 too a 73..? any one..
Awsome guitar player, Stevie and Gary are 2 of my heros as well. Superb guitar collection 👌
Thanks, Tommy! (and Chris). Maybe someone else already asked, but what string gauge is Tommy using on his Strats? Thx
Wow,he keeps going from a Southern accent to a Hungarian accent...thats cool.👍
Amazing guitars! Thanks for sharing them. I also love Tommy’s accent - he clearly picked up that Texas twang.
I would also like to nominate “Tommy’s Tower of Tone” as a possible room name. 😊
Hey that's not bad, good name 🤘
Shout out to MJT bodies!
19:39 wow!
Thanks, I've been waiting for a video like this, seeing what Tommy's playing and the collection he has, I've always seen him playing his number 1 when I go see him live, would've like to seen what his bass player has, dude is a phenomenal player geez
What song did he play at 3:35 ?
nothing, is just an improvised warm up
68 SRV 4X12 and a 68 2x15 metal handle cab are being restored baffle on 2x15 was not right or made of correct material so im doing those this week had to get specific cheese head screws and parts in so the 2x15 wont blow with EVS and the 4x12 has white label Rolas in it 80 watters and he used it and his 15 loaded marshall cab for the Marshall Major head or back up for Dumble Cab if it went down the 80s could handle the 150 watts.. I also brought the aqua suede 50 watt small special which is two channel D clone with original parts but two clean channels more voiced like SSS then ODS.. The head was made at my Grandmothers farm in Texas in 2013 it has el 34s in it which are a bit cleaner for that sound but it can be biased for kt66 or 6l6 and we put bias ports on back so you dont have to take it apart to swamp tubes or bias it. Thats for sale also about 50 miles south of Dallas if you all are looking to buy other items that were Stevies the 4x12 cab was his I bought it on south lamar in Austin in the 80s and the guy who Stevie gave the cab too as a gift had lost it and he told me Stevie gave it too him Jack Morgan of the Crawl out of New Orleans had it. But I got it next door to Saxon pub there. Tommy Shannon remembered the 4x12 cab as it has happy birth day Texas on the back .... I dont have a way to bring it all into Dallas to show you or let you play it but if you all were down for a road Trip this week once I get teh cabs together maybe come check them out play the amps and cabs. Tommy has the number ....has email and I sent photos today of the small special D clone its here also now...
What’s that at 8:08? Just improvised?
His tone is almost exact a true great in his own right 😊
You carry the torch for those Six Stringed Gunn Fighters that are gone to Heaven my Blues Brother
Cowboy
His goatee,his strat,his hair,his tone dang….my man reincarnated
This is not my favorite genre but dude's right hand finesse is top tie stuff, man. Not that his fret hand game is off, just that the right hand stuff is GOOD. That's where much of details that matter take place, after all.
Thank you and the band for doing what you do. Gonna see you guys in few weeks in Des Plaines IL Just may be the highlight of my summer :) Can't wait!
Tommy Katona is a great guy, he can certainly play, I really like his ability to sound like his guitar heroes, that is not an easy thing to do, especially when those heroes were probably some of the worlds most talented guitarists.👏🎸
Thank you so much for this !!! I love Tommy and this video is so cool! I hope there will be more with his amps and pedals.What did he use in this video?
Hey Vivien, my friend! Believe or not I was using a little Vox VT-20+ practice amp. 😉
@@tommykatona1984 Thank you so much my friend! Haha i knew i would be surprised of the answer ! I know these amps very well (been using them for years to give lessons)and you clearly show that you can get very convincing tone with the right fingers😊
Very nice playing, I miss SRV and Gary Moore.👍🤘
Great guy! Id love to see him play so Gary Moore tunes live. Nice collection, too!
If they ever get round to the long overdue film about SRV there is your man
Hey it's Mimi!!! Love that chicks videos man, she can play the blues with the best of em'!!! She's most definetly spent some time grinding like the rest of us 😂😂.
Awesome video, I wasn't familiar with Tommy coming into this so thanks for that! It's always fun to check out a new player. Especially when they play a different style/genre from your own normal style/genre.
Nice shot behind there from Tracy Anne Hart!
I have replica SRV strat and it cost 100$ and more people want to look at that than my 3500$ les Paul or any of my other guitars
The guitar playing at the end of that video was FIRE! OMG, this cat must be seen and heard MORE! I want more of this guitar player. Please, make it so.
Fantastic playing Tommy❤
When I was on the road with lance lopez as his tech I change his stings nightly. That man destroys strings
I need those pickups on 1st guitar. Anyone have a link?
What amp here?
Hey Tommy hope to see you guys soon at Hub and 121 or the Grandscape, hopefully I’ll get to run a show for you guys.
I was watching this video and wondered and I’m sure you have heard of or even been to Charley’s guitar shop.
They have been around for ages.
This guy is "channeling" SRV when playing....spooky good!!