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(Above: Buchanan circa 1978) Roy Buchanan (1939-1988) was a great and unique guitarist, despite never becoming a household name. He once saw Jimi Hendrix play live and he thought it was amusing that Hendrix needed a wah-wah pedal to make his guitar “cry” when he (Buchanan) didn’t need one. Merely by manipulating various parts of […]

Seen: “The Monterey Pop Festival” (film), 1967, which basically amounted to one big, long rock concert, but which included a sitar solo (a sitar is like an Indian guitar). The hippies in the audience seemed to dig it, man! “Groovy! Far out! Pass the L-25, dude! Is that purple fur on the balcony?” What kind […]

Jethro Tull, Live at Madison Square Garden (1978; 49 minutes). [Video]. (full screen mode cancels the small pop-up box)

Did Jews produce the Woodstock rock concert in 1969? Of course they did. And every other huge rock concert since then. Jews are always behind big things: Hollywood, the 1929 stock-market crash, WWII, the 2003 Iraq War. Jews never think small [1]. There are some funny stories about Woodstock. It was held on the farm […]

“Crazy Train” by Ozzy Osbourne (1980). This song is about the Cold War — 44 years of bullshit! [Video]. Guitar tutorial: [Here].

Interesting. They called Don Felder (who is not a Jew) “Fingers” because he was a great guitarist. He wrote “Hotel California” as an instrumental, but then the other Eagles added vocals later on. [Video, 9 minutes]. The original version of “Hotel California”: [Video, 7 minutes].

“Funhouse” by The Stooges; 1970; Vinyl Album. Sounds better loud.

“Apostrophe” by Frank Zappa, 1974.

“Minstrel In The Gallery,” Jethro Tull, live in Paris, 1975. Nice codpiece, Ian.

Frank Zappa, “Stevie’s Spanking” (circa 1980) [video, 10 minutes].