It's always great to hear and see more postings of Tommy's music he continues to influence people and I am glad that I was able to hear and discover all his music still discovering. Thanks to the BOLIN family for putting all the things together to keep his music alive. Singer songwriter guitaristic extraordinary miss you Tommy.
I first heard Tommy in 1973 on Billy Cobham's album Spectrum. To say I was blown away would be putting it mildly. Bought everything I could find with him on it. What a phenomenal guitarist he was. He could play all styles of music and play it well. I was fortunate enough to see him in Feb of 76 with Deep Purple,then the final show he ever played Dec 3 76. Both shows at the Miami Jai Lai Fronton. One can only imagine how good he would have been if he were alive today. Damn drugs! He was way ahead of his time and to this day still my favorite guitar player. RIP Tommy. You are missed......
I saw Tommy and Energy in 1972 , in Colorado Springs. I was 14 at the time. They were supporting Ten Years After. Tommy stole the show. Never forget that night.
WOW! 60 yrs old and I never heard of Tommy Bolin. And me, a HUGE Deep Purple fan from the early 70s. This is about the third tune I'm into and definitely my favorite. It's so Jeff Beck fusion. Amazing music. Incredible bass and drums carrying it too!
I fell in love withTommy Bolin in 1982 and it is an endless love. He truly was The Ultimate, so versatile, talanted, true and honest in his music. There will be no other. I´m so thankful to his family who kept his music legacy alive throu "The Archives". I think I got it all by now.
Man I was fortunate to be able to play the song Teaser with Johnny Bolin , Tommys Brother at a Pizza Bar in S Sioux City back in 92,, and during the solo section theres a part where the drums lay down this heavy groove,,and to this day I have never experienced any thing like that it was like I was catapolted into a different time spere , Johnny was in the deepest funky polyrythm thing ,,I turned and looked at him and the whole set was shaking moving to this GROOVE it was Insane We were being considered to play on a local tribute album to Tommy, but it went National instead which is great because it exposed Tommys music to alot of people; Motley Crew fans etc. that might not have otherwise heard it
Eu tinha 4 anos quando ele partiu. Hoje,aos 50 anos,posso afirmar que tenho que agradecer a "tecnologia". Tommy já veio pronto. Usava branco quase sempre. Só vejo fotos dele sorrindo ou com outra expressão,mas jamais ele carregou aquela energia ruim,triste,de uso de sei lá de quê. Tommy brilhou sempre bonito,de rosto,de cabelos,de sorriso,de carisma,de luz... Tommy Bolin. A mais pura nobreza do signo de Leão. Iniciou o mês de agosto,dia 1° de agosto..... Seu corpo harmonioso se foi,mas sua energia de beleza,de todos os tipos de maneiras de ser belo,de ser verdadeiro, está livre, está brilhando. Sol,hoje,pra mim,significa o som da guitarra de Tommy,cada raio de Sol que toca meu rosto,eu sinto seu calor,o calor do Astro Rei,que se levanta e se deita todos os dias,e sem ele não poderíamos viver. Brilhe, Tommy Bolin,porque eu estou aqui,e quero te ouvir.
The 1st time I heard Tommy play was in our basement in Sioux City, jamming with my brother's band. He must have been 15 at that time. He could, and did, play with anyone. One time he left his strap behind so I converted it to use on my sax. The Bolin family was a big part of my adolescent years. Saw his brother John a couple of weeks ago at the annual Bolin music fest in S.C. Tommy was such a great talent and all around good guy. D.P. was the biggest feather in his cap but was the worst shit he ever played. Fucking heroin. Improv like what you're listening to here is what he did best.
you were and are so lucky to have known him. what did his younger brother die from ?? and in one of tommys pictures ,the one where he wares a green jacket ,he has a heart shaped pin and ion the pin it looks has if the picture is of his brother puge ?? did he die before tommy or after ?? and didnt the report say tommy died from multiple drugs?? thank you for posting.
Pedge Died 18 years after Tommy, in 1994 of cirrhosis of the liver. I hadn't seen him in about 12 years. Not sure what the official cause of death was for Tommy but we all knew he had gotten into Heroin, and his playing had gone down hill during his time with D.P.
@@dillon9973, Tommy had large quantities of Qualude, heroin, and alcohol in is system when he overdosed but I'm convinced that his 'friends let him die. They were a couple feet from him when he his breathing slowed and they called a hospital but refused an ambulance.
@@guitarplayer2846 Actually, Tommy left Sioux City with a Paul and played that throughout his days with American Standard and Zephyr. I think that he changed to Strat when he went to James Gang. He may have played a strat on Spectrum but not sure. Joe Bonamassa found Tommy's old Paul and played it at Tommy's induction to the Colo. R&R hall of fame a few months ago. Tommy had a strat with a Teli neck that has been lost through the ages. I asked his brother John about that guitar last year at Bolin fest and he didn't know where it is now. I think that the Explorer shape that he played later on was an Ibanez Destroyer. Didn't matter what he played. He could make it sound like Tommy.
I would have seen him in Tampa when I was going to school at the University of Tampa. 76 he died a couple of days before in Miami. Yann hammer and Jeff Beck played a tribute to him. Would have loved to seen him live but I have all his CDs and albums. He played with so many people because he was so good.
Billy Cobham's "Spectrum", with Tommy and Jan Hammer, is still on my top 10 albums of all times. I heard that it was what inspired Jeff Beck to record "Blue Wind", another top 10'er. Thanks Tommy!
It's my understanding that Tommy Bolin inspired Jeff Beck to change direction and create "Blow By Blow". Lots of jazz guitarists dipped into the world of rock but the number of blues-raised rockers that entered the domain of jazz rock/fusion can be counted on one hand.
Love this,this man has such original sounds technique,fluid integration of effects,this is like where has this recorded playing been hiding from me? It's better than anyone Iv'e heard in decades,that is no lie,I'm in awe!
+Robert Sattler I had the same response. I was a professional musician for years, and saw many concerts in the 70s 80s, and 90s.... I was thoroughly immersed in mainly this genre, but others too...... and somehow he escaped me too. Your choice of words when you say "such original sounds" is spot on.... I could identify his analog delay right now in a taste test..... it's just so.... well.... "original sounding"! Have a great Thanksgiving, later!
He was way ahead of his time. People still cant play like this all these years later. I wonder if he played any of my older guitars, probably not. I wish so.
This music is just so......timeless, great in every perspective, perfect, ahh what the......ther is no words to describe the feelings it evokes. Just listen.
Miss my friend...his openness to musical styles was unlike anyone I've ever encountered...I was a DJ on Boulder's "underground" FM station, we were fellow fusion heads and more... HIs creativity particularly with the echoplex was groundbreaking. Maybe someday-somehow-tape will surface of his EPIC jam with the great Albert King @ Boulder stadium! 45 and 50 years on it is amazing how fresh his playing still sounds!
I saw him in 1971 at Univ. of Denver with his band Energy. He played Herbie Hancock's Ostinato. He was on a pedal string and playing through an echo-plex. Never heard anything like it. Flying fingers is one of my favorites. Thanks for posting it!
The real people. Must hear this tuffness. If not they'll hear. It up north. In the fkn heaven. If I'm lying...I'm crying. Grow up people's.......but take your time... .. forever
Tommy Bollin fue un Guitarrista extraordinario virtuoso fuera de serie tocó con Miles Mayor Maestro Billy Cobham con Alphonzo Mouzon otro baterista con Deep Purple y Solista que más? ???? !!!!!!! Los videos que le siguen también muy buenos un poco de todo de distintos estilos musicales dentro del rock! !!!!!
So far ahead of his time. I still play Spectrum weekly, and while I can only imagine where Tommy would have taken his music I'm so gratefull for all the music he left us ..... rip Tommy and thanks!!
Absolutely love Tommy bowling I wish more people knew about him. He's in my top 10 of personal favorite guitarist and he should be ranked number 15 all around.
love his improve style. I like players like Zappa Garcia Cippolina McLaughlin Page. Who says theres no room for improve playing in R&R..Doesn't have to be confined to jazz....stretch out yer mind
Tommy is among the greatest "Made in America" guitarists.. His creativity, his song-writing, and his melody puts him next to Hendrix and Zappa. Purple fans that diss Bolin are clueless about Bolin's level of creativity, melody, and song-writing.
Where did R&R and Jazz come from? Blues. there's lots of improvised solos in blues. Improvisation goes back 5000 years when Classical Indian music was first being developed...
When I want to get ready for doing any stressful task like preparing to fight to defend my family or self or hustle working...I often hear in my mind a flash back to the Bolin music..Marching Powder. Works for me!
I love his sound. One of my favorite shows was from about 1971 or two. H e was still with Zephyr. Such wonderful tone out of a twin and strat with an Echoplex. .I also saw him with Deep Purple when he took Ritchie Blackmoore's place.
I think Tommy ball has been passed up way too many times she is one of the best composers musician guitar player songwriter singer. Was endor in the 90s start listen to him again 20/20 his music is amazing. Another one that died too young
Was so lucky to see Tommy live...Teaser killed him though...I saw him in Denver 2 or 3 months before he died...He was a mess...Still jammed but he was unsteady...Unlike his days with Frank...he was tight back then...This jam is so hot.
Carlos. This is Geronimo. You must pay tribute. To my other brother with no other.....are you out there Carlos? Do this..........Mr bolin will hear you.....gd morning
My Granddaughter who is 8 said "Papa he sounds like he's got EXTRA FINGERS!!!"(Mind you she's allways thought I was the greatest guitarist ever...not now. Of course she knows who Tommy Bolin is.)
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It's always great to hear and see more postings of Tommy's music he continues to influence people and I am glad that I was able to hear and discover all his music still discovering. Thanks to the BOLIN family for putting all the things together to keep his music alive. Singer songwriter guitaristic extraordinary miss you Tommy.
Without question, one of the tastiest, soulful, most versitile guitarists ever....RIP, TB. You are sorely missed.
Have an autographed “TEASER” LP,” will never give it up !!!
I first heard Tommy in 1973 on Billy Cobham's album Spectrum. To say I was blown away would be putting it mildly. Bought everything I could find with him on it. What a phenomenal guitarist he was. He could play all styles of music and play it well. I was fortunate enough to see him in Feb of 76 with Deep Purple,then the final show he ever played Dec 3 76. Both shows at the Miami Jai Lai Fronton. One can only imagine how good he would have been if he were alive today. Damn drugs! He was way ahead of his time and to this day still my favorite guitar player. RIP Tommy. You are missed......
I saw Tommy and Energy in 1972 , in Colorado Springs. I was 14 at the time. They were supporting Ten Years After. Tommy stole the show. Never forget that night.
I’m surprised you did not notice the infinitely more capable Alvin Lee. Oh, never mind. You did say 14.
I was at his last concert at the Miami Jai-Alai Fronton. Jeff Beck was the headliner.
WOW! 60 yrs old and I never heard of Tommy Bolin. And me, a HUGE Deep Purple fan from the early 70s. This is about the third tune I'm into and definitely my favorite. It's so Jeff Beck fusion. Amazing music. Incredible bass and drums carrying it too!
2020 Corona Quarantine Still Digging Tommy! Anybody else?
always digging Tommy
Tommy was amazing !
Why would you mention the name of an inspired musician in the same breath as a worldwide government health care balls up?
2023 and still digging the Bolin vibe
I never Stopped. A Legend in his Own Time! Miss you more than you know, Tommy B.
Tommy Bolin (g), Dave Foster (p), Stanley Sheldon (b) and Jeff Porcaro (d) in 1975.
I fell in love withTommy Bolin in 1982 and it is an endless love. He truly was The Ultimate, so versatile, talanted, true and honest in his music. There will be no other.
I´m so thankful to his family who kept his music legacy alive throu "The Archives".
I think I got it all by now.
Anna Flisager
I'm a longtime, stone Tommy fan! Never heard this jam! There's some serious jammin' here! Thanx!!!
England had beck..USA had tommy..both mind blowing guitarist..I love them both!!!!
Amazing musician. Genius. Its unbelievable how easy and light his notes flow naturally. Pure joy to listen
I HAVE LISTENED TO BOLIN FOR YEARS! AFTER JIMI HE IS THE BEST!!!!
I wish I was born in the 60 or 70s not the 90s this man is a legend
Man I was fortunate to be able to play the song Teaser with Johnny Bolin , Tommys Brother at a Pizza Bar in S Sioux City back in 92,, and during the solo section theres a part where the drums lay down this heavy groove,,and to this day I have never experienced any thing like that it was like I was catapolted into a different time spere , Johnny was in the deepest funky polyrythm thing ,,I turned and looked at him and the whole set was shaking moving to this GROOVE it was Insane We were being considered to play on a local tribute album to Tommy, but it went National instead which is great because it exposed Tommys music to alot of people; Motley Crew fans etc. that might not have otherwise heard it
He still blows my mind...
Love Tommy Bolin! A great player, great songwriter and the master of the echoplex.
Eu tinha 4 anos quando ele partiu.
Hoje,aos 50 anos,posso afirmar que tenho que agradecer a "tecnologia".
Tommy já veio pronto.
Usava branco quase sempre.
Só vejo fotos dele sorrindo ou com outra expressão,mas jamais ele carregou aquela energia ruim,triste,de uso de sei lá de quê.
Tommy brilhou sempre bonito,de rosto,de cabelos,de sorriso,de carisma,de luz...
Tommy Bolin.
A mais pura nobreza do signo de Leão.
Iniciou o mês de agosto,dia 1° de agosto.....
Seu corpo harmonioso se foi,mas sua energia de beleza,de todos os tipos de maneiras de ser belo,de ser verdadeiro, está livre, está brilhando.
Sol,hoje,pra mim,significa o som da guitarra de Tommy,cada raio de Sol que toca meu rosto,eu sinto seu calor,o calor do Astro Rei,que se levanta e se deita todos os dias,e sem ele não poderíamos viver.
Brilhe, Tommy Bolin,porque eu estou aqui,e quero te ouvir.
TRULY AN INNOVATIVE STYLE! ONE OF MY ALL TIME FAVORITE GUITARISTS! RIP TOMMY AND THANKS FOR YOUR TUNES!
Tommy Bolin Guitar God. RIP. MASTER.
The 1st time I heard Tommy play was in our basement in Sioux City, jamming with my brother's band. He must have been 15 at that time. He could, and did, play with anyone. One time he left his strap behind so I converted it to use on my sax. The Bolin family was a big part of my adolescent years. Saw his brother John a couple of weeks ago at the annual Bolin music fest in S.C. Tommy was such a great talent and all around good guy. D.P. was the biggest feather in his cap but was the worst shit he ever played. Fucking heroin. Improv like what you're listening to here is what he did best.
you were and are so lucky to have known him. what did his younger brother die from ?? and in one of tommys pictures ,the one where he wares a green jacket ,he has a heart shaped pin and ion the pin it looks has if the picture is of his brother puge ?? did he die before tommy or after ?? and didnt the report say tommy died from multiple drugs?? thank you for posting.
Pedge Died 18 years after Tommy, in 1994 of cirrhosis of the liver. I hadn't seen him in about 12 years. Not sure what the official cause of death was for Tommy but we all knew he had gotten into Heroin, and his playing had gone down hill during his time with D.P.
Mandrax (Qualude) and Alcohol I am told
Immense merci Doug....
Musique que j'aime et touchante histoire...qui finit dans cette ptn d'héroïne. dommage. ..
@@dillon9973, Tommy had large quantities of Qualude, heroin, and alcohol in is system when he overdosed but I'm convinced that his 'friends let him die. They were a couple feet from him when he his breathing slowed and they called a hospital but refused an ambulance.
Ladies & Gentleman Mr. Richard Thomas Bolin 🎸😭🙏
Amazing guitar work by a phenomenal musician - R.I.P. Mr Bolin
wow . thought i'd heard everything . What a fireball!
A Hiwatt, a Strat (middle pickup position) , a fuzz, a phaser and of course an echoplex ... that's Tommy !
the underrated and much maligned middle pickup
@@scottsinger8640 I dis-connect mine and use a 3 way switch with neck/bridge in mid position like a Tele.
Tommy started with a Strat and moved on to mostly playing Les Pauls with a Bigsby tremelo for heavy humbucker tones. He liked a couple Yamahas too.
@@guitarplayer2846 Actually, Tommy left Sioux City with a Paul and played that throughout his days with American Standard and Zephyr. I think that he changed to Strat when he went to James Gang. He may have played a strat on Spectrum but not sure. Joe Bonamassa found Tommy's old Paul and played it at Tommy's induction to the Colo. R&R hall of fame a few months ago. Tommy had a strat with a Teli neck that has been lost through the ages. I asked his brother John about that guitar last year at Bolin fest and he didn't know where it is now. I think that the Explorer shape that he played later on was an Ibanez Destroyer. Didn't matter what he played. He could make it sound like Tommy.
I would have seen him in Tampa when I was going to school at the University of Tampa. 76 he died a couple of days before in Miami. Yann hammer and Jeff Beck played a tribute to him. Would have loved to seen him live but I have all his CDs and albums. He played with so many people because he was so good.
Kick ass RIP TOMMY the music yoo should jabe made !!!!
The day I bought Teaser back when I was 19.....changed my life. I had found my guitar God.
same, but I was 15
For me it was come taste the band but I was listening to Billy Cobham and never bothered to notice Tommy was on spectrum album
This is fabulous and one of my very favorites... Tommy is amazing
Tommy Bolin was great!
Jon Fiscel Still is
A singular musician. Simply spetacular.
Billy Cobham's "Spectrum", with Tommy and Jan Hammer, is still on my top 10 albums of all times. I heard that it was what inspired Jeff Beck to record "Blue Wind", another top 10'er. Thanks Tommy!
Don't forget Mind Transplant with Alphonse Mouzon
James Hall - yeah Blue Wind is my fav off Wired!!!!
It's my understanding that Tommy Bolin inspired Jeff Beck to change direction and create "Blow By Blow".
Lots of jazz guitarists dipped into the world of rock but the number of blues-raised rockers that entered the domain of jazz rock/fusion can be counted on one hand.
@@guitarplayer2846 it's true. tommy inspired Jeff's shift into instrumental jazz-rock.
It was Tommy (Quadrant 4) who inspired Steve Vai to choose guitar as a life's path. Thank god for that.
Saw this live in75/76 anyone who doesn’t witness the great, hens your life now.?you will never understated greatness
its unbelievable just how many people including musicians have never heard of such a amazing musician that he was!!!!!!
Love this,this man has such original sounds technique,fluid integration of effects,this is like where has this recorded playing been hiding from me? It's better than anyone Iv'e heard in decades,that is no lie,I'm in awe!
+Robert Sattler I had the same response. I was a professional musician for years, and saw many concerts in the 70s 80s, and 90s.... I was thoroughly immersed in mainly this genre, but others too...... and somehow he escaped me too. Your choice of words when you say "such original sounds" is spot on.... I could identify his analog delay right now in a taste test..... it's just so.... well.... "original sounding"! Have a great Thanksgiving, later!
He was way ahead of his time. People still cant play like this all these years later. I wonder if he played any of my older guitars, probably not. I wish so.
Joe Bonamasee found Tommy's guitar ...plays it now.
Tommy Bolin❤Always Missed😥Rest Peacefully ⚘
A talent, great guitar playing , no bullshit, from the heart.
This music is just so......timeless, great in every perspective, perfect, ahh what the......ther is no words to describe the feelings it evokes. Just listen.
Groovy
Miss my friend...his openness to musical styles was unlike anyone I've ever encountered...I was a DJ on Boulder's "underground" FM station, we were fellow fusion heads and more... HIs creativity particularly with the echoplex was groundbreaking. Maybe someday-somehow-tape will surface of his EPIC jam with the great Albert King @ Boulder stadium! 45 and 50 years on it is amazing how fresh his playing still sounds!
BIG fan since the 70s. Thanks for posting this. Very cool!
Grande musica ok✌✌✌👍👍👍💎💎💎
Talent on loan from God, simply fabulous!
I saw him in 1971 at Univ. of Denver with his band Energy. He played Herbie Hancock's Ostinato. He was on a pedal string and playing through an echo-plex. Never heard anything like it. Flying fingers is one of my favorites. Thanks for posting it!
Wonderful job of tommy and i love tommy bolin
There are some incredible moments in this, that's for sure.
The real people. Must hear this tuffness. If not they'll hear. It up north. In the fkn heaven. If I'm lying...I'm crying. Grow up people's.......but take your time... .. forever
This is magic ♡♡♡
Wow !!! wonderful instrumental !!!
Tommy Bollin fue un Guitarrista extraordinario virtuoso fuera de serie tocó con Miles Mayor Maestro Billy Cobham con Alphonzo Mouzon otro baterista con Deep Purple y Solista que más? ???? !!!!!!! Los videos que le siguen también muy buenos un poco de todo de distintos estilos musicales dentro del rock! !!!!!
@jperryfan Thank You for this Jazz flavored Tommy Bolin !!!
Laughlin's and Hendrix's fused lovechild gone past even that label, Mr Bolin everybody!
So far ahead of his time. I still play Spectrum weekly, and while I can only imagine where Tommy would have taken his music I'm so gratefull for all the music he left us ..... rip Tommy and thanks!!
Absolutely love Tommy bowling I wish more people knew about him. He's in my top 10 of personal favorite guitarist and he should be ranked number 15 all around.
great great great ❤❤❤
The touch of magic.zenith!!!!
Superb Musician !
What a loss. Such a gifted musician.
Inventivo demais, um autêntico Deus da guitarra, sem mais.🙌
40 years ago and never done better
love his improve style. I like players like Zappa Garcia Cippolina McLaughlin Page. Who says theres no room for improve playing in R&R..Doesn't have to be confined to jazz....stretch out yer mind
perfect ..
Tommy is among the greatest "Made in America" guitarists.. His creativity, his song-writing, and his melody puts him next to Hendrix and Zappa.
Purple fans that diss Bolin are clueless about Bolin's level of creativity, melody, and song-writing.
But what Tommy Bolin was doing wasn't JUST R&R.
Where did R&R and Jazz come from? Blues. there's lots of improvised solos in blues. Improvisation goes back 5000 years when Classical Indian music was first being developed...
simply amazing,,,been a fan and got his 2 solo records, new, in mint shape,,,Teaser, and Private Eyes,,,
I wore mine out 35 years ago+!
Шедевр..Браво, Томин!!!
I posted this on Facebook. No one even knows who Bolin is....lol.....jeeze!
I do! Saw him with Deep Purple early 1976 about Jan or Feb in Lakeland Fla. Mother's Finest and Nazareth there then also that night.
Steven Bailey I was fortunate and bought the first Zephyr album the year it was pressed.
When I want to get ready for doing any stressful task like preparing to fight to defend my family or self or hustle working...I often hear in my mind a flash back to the Bolin music..Marching Powder. Works for me!
bro I do god I miss his music
+Steven Bailey James Gang, Deep Purple, Teaser, love that record.
Dude could play !
I love his sound. One of my favorite shows was from about 1971 or two. H e was still with Zephyr. Such wonderful tone out of a twin and strat with an Echoplex. .I also saw him with Deep Purple when he took Ritchie Blackmoore's place.
There is a LIVE Zephyr filmed performance coming out soon!
Love Tommy
It's all in the title...... THE ULTIMATE
I think Tommy ball has been passed up way too many times she is one of the best composers musician guitar player songwriter singer. Was endor in the 90s start listen to him again 20/20 his music is amazing. Another one that died too young
I have this CD somewhere, Zephyr and Energy were both bad ass. THis is the latter i believe
ЛЕТЮЧІ ПАЛЬЦІ-СУПЕР!!!
awesome player named my daughter after his song alexis
how awesome :D
glenn howard good song to name a daughter after
definitely whoever has this cmon man want the last 5 min get on it awesome
말이 안나오는 뛰어난 연주다 기가막히다
C était un type qui pouvait jouer de tout. Un grand monsieur...
이곡은 락음악사 최고의 걸작이다
Brilliant
listen to all of this and there are so many BOLIN songs that came out
Good jam. Like always
epica jam sassion,,,,,,,,,,un mix stratosferico y e a h ,,,,+,,,,,, r i p tommy
Great Share !!! THX !!
sioux city pride.....
you can still hear Tommy's playing in the Flatirons
Was so lucky to see Tommy live...Teaser killed him though...I saw him in Denver 2 or 3 months before he died...He was a mess...Still jammed but he was unsteady...Unlike his days with Frank...he was tight back then...This jam is so hot.
Sublime ....
.
Magnificent
So tragic that he died while on tour with Jeff Beck, one of his heroes,Jeff must have been shocked,he really liked Tommy
Cool stuff
Carlos. This is Geronimo. You must pay tribute. To my other brother with no other.....are you out there Carlos? Do this..........Mr bolin will hear you.....gd morning
Awesome!
amazing...
Phuk yeah !!!!!
Thanks u rock
*_God's guitar player_*
yum yum music
GREAT...
He was great with Deep Purple.
My Granddaughter who is 8 said "Papa he sounds like he's got EXTRA FINGERS!!!"(Mind you she's allways thought I was the greatest guitarist ever...not now. Of course she knows who Tommy Bolin is.)
Take Bolin Avenue!