My grandfather is Jim Bulleit and he started Bullet records which became Sun records. He was the first to sign BB King and to this day my parents own the rights to some of his music. My grandpa has a bust in the hall of fame. He was also the announcer at the Grand O.O. for years. When I was a kid my grandpa always had country stars at their house, old stars like Minnie Pearl(Sarah Cannon) and granpa Jones. I had the honor of meeting Johnny and June when I was 9 years old. I wish I was old enough to realize who I was meeting. very cool to see this museum. I havent been there since the induction of grandpa. I also found there is a very dark side to the music business and Grandpa was not excluded. scary stuff
Hey Jordan, I'm running out of things to tell you about how awesome your videos are, you only make me wish that I could see these things for myself, again Jordan thank you so much for sharing the details, totally awesome!!!🤗😀🖐️✝️✝️💕💟❣️❤️💚💛💝💋💖🍁🍂🌳 🌳💯💯💯👍🌵🌵🌵🌵🌵🌵🌵🌵🔥🔥♥️💙🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀💜.
Emmylou Harris was Miss Woodbridge 1967, where I grew up. The Hee-Haw exhibit is a snapshot into my childhood! All the Gram Parson stuff makes me happy. He was overlooked for years, but thankfully Ms. Harris always sang his praises and beat the drum for his legacy. Chris Hillman needs to be recognized also, considering it was the Byrds that first made "country rock" or "Cosmic Cowboy". Then went on to form the Desert Rose Band, in addition to playing bluegrass with Vern Gosden, and he was the one who found Emmylou Harris and told Gram about her.
What a jam-packed full vlog, Mr. Jordan!!! There ain’t no flies on you, son, when you cover something. Country music fans have got their fill of great info and photos for so many artists. You did an awesome job on this one, Jordan, but then that’s what we’ve come to expect from your every offering. Have a wonderful day and thank you for just being who you are!
I forgot to add that before your vlog on Gram Parsons I really didn't now much about him. But I have listened to him music and he is such a fantastic singer. Love his voice. So I just wanted to thank you for introducing him to me. I always learn so much from you, Thank you
Gram and Emmy !!!! Yes, please ! Gram was another tragic story. Shame we didn't get to hear more from him. I would like to have known him. I could listen to him talk all day long. He had a very calming voice.
You were right down the road from where I work Jordan! I drive by the Hall of Fame every afternoon going home. Glad you enjoyed it. Make sure to visit Nashville again!
I love that you pay homage to all these wonderful country musicians! I grew up listening to old country music . In the 70’s through just 2 years ago my dad was lead singer & guitarist in a band, that played all the oldies (Johnny Cash, Waylon, Willie, Hank, etc) (Dad was in his band, until he had a stroke, which his love of guitar playing is helping him gain back the use of his hand - great power in music!) you are keeping these wonderful musicians alive, so thank you 😊
One of your best vlogs. Loved seeing so many of my favorites. Manuel's work, the Mexican designer who worked with Nudie and married his daughter. Roy Roger's boots. A big fan of Michael Martin Murphey and his Cowboy Christmas. So much to see.
Sometime when you’re in Texas, maybe you could visit the Bob Wills Museum in Turkey Texas. Often associated strictly with country, Wills and his Texas Playboys recorded some of the hottest hillbilly jazz, blues, pop and big band music in the 1930s and ‘40s before becoming much more country in the ‘50s. My favorite Wills material will always be the jazz they produced in the ‘30s in Dallas and Tulsa, sounding like early Count Basie or Bennie Moten with fiddles and guitars. Incredible stuff…
Heeyyy Jordan!! Great vlog today... I was pleasantly surprised to see so many items from Gram Parsons life so so exciting!! I just thought those items were gone for ever... his Nudie suit was a wonderful sight to see. (I had to pause and just take it in.) Oh wow more Elvis stuff such a great surprise!! Oh I just wanted to see some of Hank’s more fancy suits!! Hope they show up some place. It’s kinda strange to see Shel Silverstein in that photo, right?? Great, great vlog today, thanks for taking us along, can’t wait for future vlogs. One can only hope!! Take care... 🌺🌸🌹🌼🦋🌻🌻🤠
My ears wish that Gram and Emmylou had babies that today would be delivering cosmic country rock. I just might visit Nashville this week or next for that Ms. Harris exhibit before it is gone, and Hee Haw too. Another GGGGOOOOAAAALLL for an informative vlog by Jordon. Joe in Cleveland, Ohio.
I'm not a huge Country Western fan but I would really enjoy visiting the museum. Love the Hee Haw display... Grandpa Jones used to come to my neck of the woods and perform back in the day 😎 Thank You Jordan!! 👍💙✌
I noticed a name carved into the "Marathon" guitar, Dick Overbey. He was the steel guitarist for Faron Young and was the step-father of country music singer Amber Digby. Great job Jordan!
Jody Payne and Sammi Smith had a son named Waylon Payne. He played Jerry Lee Lewis in Walk The Line and he to is a singer. Also Sammi Smith has been married to Marty Stewart for a long time but he was once Johnny Cash son-in-law. My favorite kind of classic country The Outlaws of Country Music. Just another great vlog Jordan. One last thing Willie starred in a movie called Red Headed Stranger that is a freaking awesome movie and Waylon is just amazing.
Another great, video, Jordan. The Country Music Hall of Fame is quite a place now. I went through the first one in 1970. It was much smaller. Love all those country stars. I met many and my fav were Loretta Lynn and Dolly Parton
Jordan, I knew you would visit the Country Music Hall of Fame. Visited it two years ago because my husband loved country and blue grass music. Anyone touring the museum leaves with new love of country music and the history. Thanks for sharing.
What a beautiful museum ,Elvis's gold Cadillac is awesome, Grams suit is crazy The bandit car, What do they not have in the museum ,Jordan you could spend days to see everything in there,Jordan I loved the hat on you it suits you,Thank you again Jordan, another appreciated video.God bless
Fascinating vlog,Jordan. I'm really glad that you were allowed to record, and especially glad that you began with my favorite Sweetheart of the Rodeo, Emmylou Harris. I got to see her with the Nash Ramblers in KC, where I presented her a bouquet of roses.
Hey Jordan, awesome video I’ve been there and the rock and roll hall of fame. Have you ever thought about visiting the sports hall of fame museums? Another interesting museums would be the different military branches. Also would you ever consider the different art museums?
Shel Silverstein also wrote all the songs for the first two albums that the group Dr. Hook recorded and was instrumental in getting the group signed with Columbia Records.
Great vlog. Loved seeing all the wonderful things they have. I'm sure there's lots more to see. I love the Willie and Waylon stuff. Gram Parsons was a very slim guy. Beautiful suit he had. Thank you for bringing us here so we could see all the wonderful things. Safe Travels and take care.
Whatever you do.... Do not ride a fuckin Bird Scooter. Itll kill you lol cool vid man. I live in Bedford county bout an hour 45 min from Music City. I love going there for the 4th.
Fun seeing Hank Williams' items and all the cool guitars/mando. A friend of mine was in the Army with Kris Kristofferson and said Kris would sit in the stairwell late at night practicing his guitar.
Wow one could spend days in that place with a grin on ur face the whole time. Did u buy that hat u really looked great in it? I'm not kidding!! Loved ur pose in it too.
Thanks for this. Cool story about that Ferrington guitar of Johnny Cash: That guitar is how the great Marty Stuart met Johnny. Young Marty was in Danny Ferrington's shop when he was making that guitar. When Marty found out that it was being made for JC, he made Danny promise that he could go with him to Johnny's when it was time to deliver it. So Marty met Johnny, they hit it off, and Marty became Johnny's lead guitarist, married one of Johnny and June's daughters, and later became next door neighbors. They became very famous friends until Johnny's dying day.
Truly amazing. The CM Hall of Fame has been on my bucket list “forever”, your Vlog was a great introduction and only renewed my desire to get there soon, I do believe I’m going to have to put it number one on my list of possible vacation stops for my next vacation. We have a lot of great country performers today, just not sure how many of them have what it takes to rise to “Legendary” status like many of those you profiled in the Vlog! Outstanding Job! 🎸
Loved seeing all the Country Stars. So glad you’ve vlogged so many of their life stories and visited so many locations. It makes the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum even more special. What a fantastic collection. The Boar’s Nest guitar is such a treasure. Really enjoyed all the memorabilia. Such a great vlog today! Thanks so much Jordan! It felt like I was there.
If you’re still in Nashville I hope you check out the Ryman Auditorium downtown. So much history there! I had the pleasure of meeting Web Pierce and Roy Acuff back in the 80’s at the Opry House. I also ran into Grandpa Jones at a Sams Wholesale store in Nashville. I’m a Nashville native and hope you enjoy your visit here at our wonderful city. 😃
Hi Jordan, , WOW, I loved Roy Rogers boots and the Tex Ritter's saddle. The cabinet with the jackets was cool aswell. I wonder how many signatures were on that guitar. It did make me chuckle when I saw Dolly Parton's costume, you just knew it was Dolly's. Great vlog Jordan.
What a place! They certainly have an awesome inventory :-). You can be a stetson man, but not that style - sorry - you need a Jordan style. :-) Thanks for a great view of music history, such a fine job and all of your videos have fit together like a glove. Sweet.
All I can say is wow the country Hall of Fame Museum. What a thrill. So much to see. I don't know a lot about country music only that I enjoyed it so I am learning a lot from you. Looking forward to seeing the rest of the guitars and costumes. Thank you
I always enjoy seeing the outfits and accessories. There are so many fabulous guitars there! It makes me so happy that people are generous and lend this wonderful collection of music history to a place where everyone can enjoy. All of these performers are who my parents listened to every day when I was growing up. My name even came from Tanya Tucker. My mom loved her!
Bravo Jordan, Excellent vlog. You sound so adorable when you start to sing, alway's makes me smile. Jordan I know your busy but would you please in just a few words tell me what does it mean when a comment is highlighted. Nobody seems to know. Hope you get back to me. Thank you for another great vlog. Hugs to you and Jah
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" I kind of blew through all the new country stuff..." Great move! New country isn't country.
Going to miss these Nashville vlogs when they end.....Loved the Emmylou section of this one....thanks
Glad I'm not the only one who can't sleep. 🦇🧛♂️
Thank you for the incentive to stay awake lol. ♥️ this channel!!!!
So many fab Guitars and what a nice museum . Lovely vlog as always Jordan thank you . ;-)
My grandfather is Jim Bulleit and he started Bullet records which became Sun records. He was the first to sign BB King and to this day my parents own the rights to some of his music. My grandpa has a bust in the hall of fame. He was also the announcer at the Grand O.O. for years. When I was a kid my grandpa always had country stars at their house, old stars like Minnie Pearl(Sarah Cannon) and granpa Jones. I had the honor of meeting Johnny and June when I was 9 years old. I wish I was old enough to realize who I was meeting. very cool to see this museum. I havent been there since the induction of grandpa. I also found there is a very dark side to the music business and Grandpa was not excluded. scary stuff
That is a really great Hall of Fame! So much to see!
Hey Jordan, I'm running out of things to tell you about how awesome your videos are, you only make me wish that I could see these things for myself, again Jordan thank you so much for sharing the details, totally awesome!!!🤗😀🖐️✝️✝️💕💟❣️❤️💚💛💝💋💖🍁🍂🌳 🌳💯💯💯👍🌵🌵🌵🌵🌵🌵🌵🌵🔥🔥♥️💙🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀💜.
Emmylou Harris was Miss Woodbridge 1967, where I grew up. The Hee-Haw exhibit is a snapshot into my childhood! All the Gram Parson stuff makes me happy. He was overlooked for years, but thankfully Ms. Harris always sang his praises and beat the drum for his legacy. Chris Hillman needs to be recognized also, considering it was the Byrds that first made "country rock" or "Cosmic Cowboy". Then went on to form the Desert Rose Band, in addition to playing bluegrass with Vern Gosden, and he was the one who found Emmylou Harris and told Gram about her.
Visited here several years ago. Well worth the trip, and I am not a big country fan.
I love that museum. They keep it full of interesting things at all times. It is run very, very well.
What a jam-packed full vlog, Mr. Jordan!!! There ain’t no flies on you, son, when you cover something. Country music fans have got their fill of great info and photos for so many artists. You did an awesome job on this one, Jordan, but then that’s what we’ve come to expect from your every offering. Have a wonderful day and thank you for just being who you are!
I forgot to add that before your vlog on Gram Parsons I really didn't now much about him. But I have listened to him music and he is such a fantastic singer. Love his voice. So I just wanted to thank you for introducing him to me. I always learn so much from you, Thank you
There were some very cool outfits and guitars in those exhibits. I am sure that place is massive. Awesome as always!
She's amazing in concert Emmylou Harris
Gram and Emmy !!!! Yes, please ! Gram was another tragic story. Shame we didn't get to hear more from him. I would like to have known him. I could listen to him talk all day long. He had a very calming voice.
You were right down the road from where I work Jordan! I drive by the Hall of Fame every afternoon going home. Glad you enjoyed it. Make sure to visit Nashville again!
Freaking Awesome. Thanks Jordan and the Hall of fame wow so much history there, yes you are a Stetson Man!!
I love that you pay homage to all these wonderful country musicians! I grew up listening to old country music . In the 70’s through just 2 years ago my dad was lead singer & guitarist in a band, that played all the oldies (Johnny Cash, Waylon, Willie, Hank, etc) (Dad was in his band, until he had a stroke, which his love of guitar playing is helping him gain back the use of his hand - great power in music!) you are keeping these wonderful musicians alive, so thank you 😊
Very awesome vlog Jordan! So glad you took us along!
You're welcomr
Another GREAT Vlog Jordan!
One of your best vlogs. Loved seeing so many of my favorites. Manuel's work, the Mexican designer who worked with Nudie and married his daughter. Roy Roger's boots. A big fan of Michael Martin Murphey and his Cowboy Christmas. So much to see.
Shel Silverstein also wrote a lot of songs for the 70s rock group Dr Hook And the Medicine Show. One of my favorites. Thanks for watching
Sometime when you’re in Texas, maybe you could visit the Bob Wills Museum in Turkey Texas. Often associated strictly with country, Wills and his Texas Playboys recorded some of the hottest hillbilly jazz, blues, pop and big band music in the 1930s and ‘40s before becoming much more country in the ‘50s. My favorite Wills material will always be the jazz they produced in the ‘30s in Dallas and Tulsa, sounding like early Count Basie or Bennie Moten with fiddles and guitars. Incredible stuff…
Heeyyy Jordan!! Great vlog today... I was pleasantly surprised to see so many items from Gram Parsons life so so exciting!! I just thought those items were gone for ever... his Nudie suit was a wonderful sight to see. (I had to pause and just take it in.) Oh wow more Elvis stuff such a great surprise!! Oh I just wanted to see some of Hank’s more fancy suits!! Hope they show up some place. It’s kinda strange to see Shel Silverstein in that photo, right?? Great, great vlog today, thanks for taking us along, can’t wait for future vlogs. One can only hope!! Take care... 🌺🌸🌹🌼🦋🌻🌻🤠
My ears wish that Gram and Emmylou had babies that today would be delivering cosmic country rock. I just might visit Nashville this week or next for that Ms. Harris exhibit before it is gone, and Hee Haw too. Another GGGGOOOOAAAALLL for an informative vlog by Jordon. Joe in Cleveland, Ohio.
I'm not a huge Country Western fan but I would really enjoy visiting the museum. Love the Hee Haw display... Grandpa Jones used to come to my neck of the woods and perform back in the day 😎 Thank You Jordan!! 👍💙✌
I noticed a name carved into the "Marathon" guitar, Dick Overbey. He was the steel guitarist for Faron Young and was the step-father of country music singer Amber Digby. Great job Jordan!
Jody Payne and Sammi Smith had a son named Waylon Payne. He played Jerry Lee Lewis in Walk The Line and he to is a singer. Also Sammi Smith has been married to Marty Stewart for a long time but he was once Johnny Cash son-in-law. My favorite kind of classic country The Outlaws of Country Music. Just another great vlog Jordan. One last thing Willie starred in a movie called Red Headed Stranger that is a freaking awesome movie and Waylon is just amazing.
Another great, video, Jordan. The Country Music Hall of Fame is quite a place now. I went through the first one in 1970. It was much smaller. Love all those country stars. I met many and my fav were Loretta Lynn and Dolly Parton
Jordan, I knew you would visit the Country Music Hall of Fame. Visited it two years ago because my husband loved country and blue grass music. Anyone touring the museum leaves with new love of country music and the history. Thanks for sharing.
Have you ever heard of Van Waylon? I stumbled across it a few months ago. The guitar player is Les Paul Dean, son of Bob Dean (AKA Mick Mars)
What a beautiful museum ,Elvis's gold Cadillac is awesome, Grams suit is crazy The bandit car, What do they not have in the museum ,Jordan you could spend days to see everything in there,Jordan I loved the hat on you it suits you,Thank you again Jordan, another appreciated video.God bless
Fascinating vlog,Jordan. I'm really glad that you were allowed to record, and especially glad that you began with my favorite Sweetheart of the Rodeo, Emmylou Harris. I got to see her with the Nash Ramblers in KC, where I presented her a bouquet of roses.
I love emmylou.. I was pleasantly surprised by her exhibit happening now, and that they had a couple of guitars that gram gave her
Hey Jordan, awesome video I’ve been there and the rock and roll hall of fame. Have you ever thought about visiting the sports hall of fame museums? Another interesting museums would be the different military branches. Also would you ever consider the different art museums?
@7;08 Replica of a Winchester more than likely, not a shotgun. Great video and thanks for posting this. All the legends are there. LoL
Shel Silverstein also wrote all the songs for the first two albums that the group Dr. Hook recorded and was instrumental in getting the group signed with Columbia Records.
Great vlog. Loved seeing all the wonderful things they have. I'm sure there's lots more to see. I love the Willie and Waylon stuff. Gram Parsons was a very slim guy. Beautiful suit he had. Thank you for bringing us here so we could see all the wonderful things. Safe Travels and take care.
That is a awesome place to visit ❤🎶🎵🎼 So much to see and learn just loved this vlog Jordan Nashville Rocks 🎵🎶🎙
Whatever you do.... Do not ride a fuckin Bird Scooter. Itll kill you lol cool vid man. I live in Bedford county bout an hour 45 min from Music City. I love going there for the 4th.
I loved seeing the Waylon and Willie exhibit. I loved seeing Jessi Colter's outfits as well! Jessi Colter is my favorite country singer.
Fun seeing Hank Williams' items and all the cool guitars/mando. A friend of mine was in the Army with Kris Kristofferson and said Kris would sit in the stairwell late at night practicing his guitar.
When can we expect to see more of the Country Music Hall Of Fame? This first one was so good!!!!!
Wow one could spend days in that place with a grin on ur face the whole time. Did u buy that hat u really looked great in it? I'm not kidding!! Loved ur pose in it too.
I need to marry that 1955 Gibson guitar of Emmy Lou's.
Elvis. Caddy belongs at GRACELAND.
Wow! So much history. Ty. Especially love Emmy and Gram.
What a grand place with so much history, love and camaraderie between singers. Fantastic video!
There cant be to much hank stuff floating around. He was not around long. How much could there be?
Great vlog. Does anyone know, is Johnny Rodriguez in the hall of fame?
Thanks Jordan as kid in 70”s used tour Nashville with Family
Yes Gram's Nudie suit ! Must have been amazing to see it ! What a great museum so many things I never thought I would see.
Thank you for this blog give me country music anytime and there was nothing like The highwaymen they were the greatest.
Thanks for this. Cool story about that Ferrington guitar of Johnny Cash: That guitar is how the great Marty Stuart met Johnny. Young Marty was in Danny Ferrington's shop when he was making that guitar. When Marty found out that it was being made for JC, he made Danny promise that he could go with him to Johnny's when it was time to deliver it. So Marty met Johnny, they hit it off, and Marty became Johnny's lead guitarist, married one of Johnny and June's daughters, and later became next door neighbors. They became very famous friends until Johnny's dying day.
Love this. Amazing. Much love ❤❤🤗
Classic Country!! What a great trip! Cool Man Thanks
There we got to hear you singing again! Wonderful! Thanks
your grandpa and i loved the same singer wish i could have seen Jim in person
I would love to go there! Thank you, Jordan!!!
Awesome Museum! A lot of memorabilia in there.
I’ve never been to this museum. Looks great.
It's amazing to see all of the items they have. There is a lot of history in all that.
Truly amazing. The CM Hall of Fame has been on my bucket list “forever”, your Vlog was a great introduction and only renewed my desire to get there soon, I do believe I’m going to have to put it number one on my list of possible vacation stops for my next vacation. We have a lot of great country performers today, just not sure how many of them have what it takes to rise to “Legendary” status like many of those you profiled in the Vlog! Outstanding Job! 🎸
Thank you kindly.. It was a great experience for sure.. I had to get the Waylon and Willie shirt.. Too cool
Man, I enjoyed that! So awesome! Thanks!
Man that was awesome Jordan!!!!!! So much to see thank you my friend super vlog as always
Awsome history!!!
Who was the artist that did the Willie denim painting?
Neat museum Jordan.🎼😎🌟✨
Loved it. Awesome job Jorden loved the video.
I love that Shel Silverstein wrote Johnny Cash's song Man Named Sue. Haha! One of my favorites! 😂
Shel is under appreciated for sure
Loved seeing all the Country Stars. So glad you’ve vlogged so many of their life stories and visited so many locations. It makes the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum even more special. What a fantastic collection. The Boar’s Nest guitar is such a treasure. Really enjoyed all the memorabilia. Such a great vlog today! Thanks so much Jordan! It felt like I was there.
Good job!! I forwarded to your video every day!!
Thank you for sharing, had no idea that existed,
Another great vlog! Thanks.
bet you have oogled over some of those guitars
Need some Faron Young and Hank Snow :)
It is great to hear your thoughts on these places.
Great job, Jordan 👍
Great Program really enjoyed great job
Keep on tokin' Willie, God love you!
Jordan you are Talented enough to have your own TV show Seriously ...Bro
Thanks, but I hate bosses.. I like being self employed and answering to know one.. Suits my style better..
Not being a country fan per se, you have given me an awesome education this trip!
Never say never. Sometimes it takes the right song at the right time for the world to open up to you..
Wow what a great museum!
If you’re still in Nashville I hope you check out the Ryman Auditorium downtown. So much history there! I had the pleasure of meeting Web Pierce and Roy Acuff back in the 80’s at the Opry House. I also ran into Grandpa Jones at a Sams Wholesale store in Nashville. I’m a Nashville native and hope you enjoy your visit here at our wonderful city. 😃
I was there 2 weeks ago.. I already filmed everything
Daze with Jordan the Lion Awesome!
Did I miss Merle Haggard?
❤️ vlog great location
Thank you so much for this Jordan, amazing! Love that Gram Parsons outfit!! I have actually seen that gold Elvis car in a different museum!
Whole vlog is awesome ❤
Jordan thank you for another sweet vlog!! I cant wait for Febuary!!
February?
What I meant was My husband & I are taking a trip in Febuary to Nashville for my birthday!!
Tao of Willie- love it! 😄
Yea you a Stetson man!!
Hi Jordan, , WOW, I loved Roy Rogers boots and the Tex Ritter's saddle. The cabinet with the jackets was cool aswell. I wonder how many signatures were on that guitar. It did make me chuckle when I saw Dolly Parton's costume, you just knew it was Dolly's. Great vlog Jordan.
great video
What a place! They certainly have an awesome inventory :-). You can be a stetson man, but not that style - sorry - you need a Jordan style. :-) Thanks for a great view of music history, such a fine job and all of your videos have fit together like a glove. Sweet.
Once again Jordan fabulous vlog! I'm LOVING how this Southern series just keeps going and going and.... lol! Love and Hugs to you and Jahster!!
All I can say is wow the country Hall of Fame Museum. What a thrill. So much to see. I don't know a lot about country music only that I enjoyed it so I am learning a lot from you. Looking forward to seeing the rest of the guitars and costumes. Thank you
Excellent ! 👍👍
I always enjoy seeing the outfits and accessories. There are so many fabulous guitars there! It makes me so happy that people are generous and lend this wonderful collection of music history to a place where everyone can enjoy. All of these performers are who my parents listened to every day when I was growing up. My name even came from Tanya Tucker. My mom loved her!
Bravo Jordan, Excellent vlog. You sound so adorable when you start to sing, alway's makes me smile. Jordan I know your busy but would you please in just a few words tell me what does it mean when a comment is highlighted. Nobody seems to know. Hope you get back to me. Thank you for another great vlog. Hugs to you and Jah
Wow!!! So much to see and that wasnt even the whole museum!! Thanks Jordan!! Another AWESOME vlog!💜😊
Great vlog Jordan. I loved the Nudie suits so much detailed work they are a piece of artwork. That black Gibson with the rose was Amazing.