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Michael

Nice song performance !
LOL   the shirt -  I    went right to it and said - oh, here we go -  but your singing and playing made me forget all about it
until you just mentioned it.   Says something about how well you performed.

Way to go and keep'em coming.

Jim     

that's been told     

Thank you fellas !     

Lol  Phill

That's terrific !
I could easily see that in my mind as  I read it.

Hope all is well with you and Ann.

Jim     

under a spell     

brought fierce eyes     

Great song boys!

So true... my philosophy is that as long as you have your health - you are wealthy as any person alive.  Anything else is just replaceable conveniences at differing levels.
This song depicts that quite well. 
Loved the worm in the apple part of the video - quite entertaining.
Nice lyrics Peatle  and of course Phill is still quite fantastic!

Jim     

Here is the update.....

On Tuesday, the Nashville-based guitar company Gibson Brands announced a crop of new executives who hope to guide the business through a pivotal transition in its 124-year history, as the company emerges from bankruptcy protection. The company's newly named president and CEO is James "JC" Curleigh, who is exiting his role as president of Levi Strauss & Co. to take the position.

The rest of the newly appointed leadership team is chief merchant officer Cesar Gueikian, chief financial officer Kim Mattoon and chief production officer Christian Schmitz.

Earlier this month, a U.S. bankruptcy court in Delaware approved the company's reorganization plan, which allows it to exit bankruptcy and keep itself in business. On Nov. 1, in parallel to the new executive team's first day on the job, the investment firm Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. (KKR) will assume majority ownership control of Gibson. The incoming chairman of the company's board of directors will be Nat Zilkha of KKR. He is also the former lead guitarist of the New York band Red Rooster, which released three albums in the 2000s and appeared at the Newport Folk Festival in 2008.

ps.  My two Gibson's sound very nice - no complaints here.
hard to believe a giant like this could even be in financial trouble.... but it joined a long list. ( general motors, guitar center, j.c.Penney, Remington, Sears& Roebuck, etc....)

Covid has been David to many a Goliath !     

kind that heal hearts     

Good one Peale !  Sounds so much like Tom Waite !!   Exceptionally nice tribute.     

Yup,
plying guitar, even when you aren't very good at it sure comes in handy for stress relief !
That was quite a project !

BTW - A HUGE WELCOME Riverdales !

I see you have been here many times, but it's the first time I've " met you ! 

Thanks for sharing

Jim