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Comment by Richard Sundberg on June 13, 2018 at 11:57pm

Thank you Brother3string, I appreciate that! It’s pushing myself to play a style or rythem patterns like Robert Johnson, that’s so out of my ballpark,  that helps me come up with these ideas. In this case, I was trying so absolutely unsuccessfully  after a couple of hours, out of frustration and need for a break, I came up with this in a couple of hours. I’ve had the earthquake videos for some time, just didn’t have the right vehicle to drive them home. Boom bang, that’s how my disjointed left side of my brain deals with  the rather illogical side of my right side. Now the way things generally goes now, I’ll go back to that beloved Robert Johnson song and play it completely different and have him spinning in his grave, and say I played a RJ song ha! Thanks Brother, your comments inspired me!

Comment by Brother3String on June 12, 2018 at 3:55pm

You just stay away from the Robert Johnson tunes, and keep creating more of these... This was great. Nice playing and video work, Richard.

Comment by Richard Sundberg on June 12, 2018 at 11:32am

Fantastic artwork on the Frisco mural Nancy , definitely an eye catcher driving by! I will put your comment on my  trophy mantle next to my baseball trophy. It’s an honor, I thank you from the bottom of my heart. Big meowwww smiling thank you Nancy!

Comment by Nancy kat on June 12, 2018 at 5:51am

Superb piece Richard this is in a class of its own... way high you set that bar! Horrific time! (Frisco Mural) Meowww^..^

Comment by Richard Sundberg on June 10, 2018 at 9:29pm

I have always liked German  chocolate cake, although I’ve never been to Germany and speak very little German, why I haven’t been east of Thailand ha! What....been demoted from a bro to a cuz! Ha! Vinnie, I’ll take comparison to an Edie Brickell tune any day! Thank you muchly my friend!

Comment by Richard Sundberg on June 10, 2018 at 9:23pm

I’m in agreement Derek about earthquakes! I was stationed in Sacramento and my first experience was at work. The shelves started moving back and forth a few inches on the floor. Of course not knowing what an earthquake felt like, I was trying to analyze the situation.  These were tall metal shelves with metal parts stored on them. A guy from the bench yelled earthquake, I instantly went from investigator to freaked out! It’s unlike anything, you just freeze! Thank you D, appreciate it that very much!

Comment by Downtown Vinnie on June 10, 2018 at 4:38pm

Sweet like a big ol piece of German chocolate Cake. Reminds me of an Edie Brickell Tune. Love what ya got goin on,cuz.

Comment by Derek Rose on June 10, 2018 at 3:44pm

Excellent Richard! This has a great vibe and stride. The big open sound is super. Tasteful licks! I remember the little earthquakes when I was little and we were still in California - they terrified me.

Comment by Richard Sundberg on June 10, 2018 at 2:13pm

Yes Sir, Jim! I watch the series Supernatural, no crossroads dealings for me ha! Guess I’ll have to do it the hard way.......find someone around here that plays great RJ, then put my name on it .......I think that might be crossroads dealings. Back to the drawing board, or as Andries says, play like your chopping wood. Thanks Jim!

Comment by Jim Morris on June 10, 2018 at 1:15pm

Yup Richard but don't go down to the crossroads.It's a hell of a deal.

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