Jim Alfredson

If it has a 1/4" output, yes. If not, they make these cool tuners that clip on to the headstock of the guitar that work pretty well. Something like this: http://www.gibson.com/en-us/Divisions/Maes...talGuitarTuner/

God I loathe Jeff Van Gundy. What a moron.

The best one money can buy is this: http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/StroboStomp2/ Peterson has been making strobe piano tuners for years. This is a really great guitar tuner.

Nothing can match the true banality of Donna Dewberry. My wife and I have enjoyed endless laughs, fits of frustration at the fact that this person is on TV, and many moments of "WTF IS SHE DOING?!?!" watching that show.

Ron Hockett is an incredible player, I've seen him with Cullum. Ron S is not an incredible player, I've seen him play in his living room.

Glenn be the man!

SWEEEEET!

PM'd you.

Amazing stuff.

No such thing as an A3. It was either an A, which was the original model, or it was an A100, A101, A102, A103, etc. If it was the former, it's worth something as a collectable, not necessarily as a performance instrument. If it's the latter, it's basically a B3 with internal speakers and very worthwhile. As for the piano, I've got two uprights in my garage and one in my house that were all given to me for free.

Didn't know if anyone had seen this yet: http://www.slate.com/id/2213230/

Thank you!

SS1, you've never seen the Turbanator live? You gotta do it!

Get thee some organissimo. Not to toot my own horn, but our latest, Groovadelphia, is the shizzle. Don Patterson - any of his Prestige or Muse sides Larry Goldings - Sweet Science, As One, Moonbird, etc Dr. Lonnie Smith - Too Damn Hot, Jungle Soul

Was it really called the Dimensia? As in "dementia"? What marketing genius came up with that one? LOL!

You have more than one!?

Welcome, Karl!

Happy Birthday!

I need one of those on stage. Through a Leslie. The size of a house.

Happened to us a few years ago. Our bank called about some mysterious charges from the UK for cell phones and such. It was a couple hundred bucks and the bank took care of it, issuing new cards and not holding us for the charges.

Very nice, Mark. Thank you.

Good points, STG. I too have recently come to re-evaluate Earland and my appreciation for what he did has grown.

Sausage links, scrambled eggs, and toast (just getting to breakfast now).

My mayor? I don't live in Detroit.