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Just wanted to share what a great experience I had playing at ” Georgetown Vineyards ” last night. When I first started playing at several central Ohio wineries. One of the owners at a Winery up north said to me….” I don’t care what you play, just

Yesterday while hauling some heavy equipment for an Amish friend, I had a bit of a brain storm. A few years ago Wes Humble gave me this wonderful ” Washtub Bass ” I got to thinking…. If there’s a ” Spoon Lady ” out there playing the

This evening at ” Georgetown Vineyards ” from 5-8pm I will debuting the song Brink Brinkman and I wrote ” Live To Sing Again ” It tells the story from the perspective of the Curly Maple tree that ” P&E Instruments ” built this guitar out of

My personal biggest and best White Oak from my timber cutting days. Superior Hardwoods bought this one. The owner Adam Conway said that of the hundreds of thousands of White Oak logs he had bought. This one was the most perfect specimen he had ever seen. The

When checking out a venue to play my music at. The owner asked me if I had a considerable following. To which I replied…..” Well…since you asked, yes I do. I’ve got the FBI, BATF, CIA, numerous state and local police agencies, several county sheriff’s, private investigators,

The Lord blessed with an awesome sunset at the end of my Storyteller/Singer/Songwriter show at ” Ravens Glenn Winery ” It was such a pleasure to play for those who appreciate the songs and listen. Also to have conversations with the patrons about my music. Also had

You’ll Be Next In Line written by Chuck Williams. Recorded with Curtis Jones on Mandolin, Kim Jones on bass, both on harmony vocals. Myself on guitar and lead vocals. Video by David Slone

1939 D18 Martin I brokered the sale of a couple years ago. It was the last guitar my good friend Tom Dew bought before he passed away. I took it to Mike Weems in Anderson SC, for Tom and Mike did his magic on it. It was

As a kid I spent many days playing in this old covered bridge. We would fish from the ” Window ” openings in the sides. We’d catch shiners, creek chubs, blue gills, small mouth, and rock bass. Hauled many wagon loads of hay, and ear corn across it

While going through some of the songs I have written, and haven’t done in awhile. I came across one that I titled…. ” Mission Accomplished ” Here are the lyrics for the chorus…. Mission Accomplished are the words I long to hear, on that great day, when