Hey Greg, You found it! Duke

slim66, I do play the "Cookin" head in first position also. Duke

Slim66 That is a Grestch 6120N which was called the NEW Nashville and issued in 2001or 2. It's got a block like a 335 and about that thickness and of course, a sharp cutaway. It is...

Greetings.... and happy new year all, I'm a new member and really enjoying the site. Can someone explain what the significance of the Alpha and Beta status of the site means?...

I'll have to second Terry's line "I still feel like a kid when I learn something new and cool." .. I couldn't agree more.  It's like a new door opens, and the world just got a...

Thanks Mike! You guys are the best.   Bill

Hi Bill .. great and VERY timely suggestion as we're in the middle of updating the Forum design as we speak.   Totally agree .. will do .. and you should see the update in before...

Hi Roger .. thanks!  Yeah, I've learned a lot from Duke .. and every time I watch one of his videos I continue to be amazed by how broad AND deep his knowledge is.  In one of the...

Hi Duke    Wow! I can't believe you think you have small hands. I've always thought I had small hands and figured that was something holding me back. If you think you have small...

Hi Steve .. thanks for the thoughts and feedback Yes .. making things as simple as possible so we all can communicate as easily and richly with Artists like Duke and Corey is the...

I've notice that the posts in the forum only have the time and not the date of when they were posted. It would be nice to see the date on those.   Thanks, Bill

Duke,      What is the Gretsch you're playing in this lesson?  I have a 6120, and it doesn't have the sharp cutaway, or thick binding... Slim

I'm working on it and will try to post a video later this week. This is the real deal. Thanks for teaching us!

I saved that plastic record for years.  Thank you for working on this one.  This is without a doubt my favorite recording of Jimmie Vaughan.  It's nice to see him work this...

Duke        I first heard you do this way back in '78, I think.  I figured the head out in the first position; although I figured you weren't doing that.  It'll be interesting to...

Slim, the stacatto trumpet tone comes easier with an old hollow body guitar with med to heavy strings. The head on Duke's version of the song has some very nice chord melody...

Ha, you can't be worse than me!

You got it Slim. Jumpin the Blues will be the next song we work on.......

Thanks, Duke, I have a pretty good ear, but some of the chord voicings in the head elude me.... Slim

I wanted to play drums originally because one of the cool guys in the neighborhood was in a band and let us hang out with them.  He was the drummer and I thought the whole concept...

very cool.  i've never felt comforable with this style of blues until now.  thanks so much for making it accessible.   at least now i feel like ive got a road map to follow and can...

Mike   I want to second the kudos from Bruce and Steve. This is one of the best and most helpful resources I ever encountered. I hope that you'll keep this going for a very long...

Mike,  Superb job in creating Sonic Junction.  I hope you have great success with this As Bruce mentioned the site is very clean.  I like the fact that you have given the ability...

For me it was my Dad. ALthough he never played an instrument or sang a note, he was always listening to great music. In the early 70's when I was 7 or 8 years old, I discovered...

Maybe I come down for a little break. Love the Bahamas!

Not only was the playing great but I loved the scream at the end! :)

Now that what I call some Catfish Blues Jimi!

Thank you Duke! I'm flattered you remember me and the band...but how many Roomful tribute bands were there I suppose About a year or so ago I purchased your Gibson Les Paul '56...

Thanks Jebolin, I always loved the sound of the 13th chord. 

That one's coming up soon Slim!