Gig Time #50, (Stevie Wonder, Superstition)
Stevie Wonder (born Stevland Hardaway Morris in 1950) is a legendary American singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and Motown icon who has been blind since infancy. Rising as a child prodigy known as…
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Stevie Wonder (born Stevland Hardaway Morris in 1950) is a legendary American singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and Motown icon who has been blind since infancy. Rising as a child prodigy known as…
Get yourself one of these, any style you like. You’ll know when to play it!
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Who doesn’t love a nice guitar? I know I do. Closest thing to an ES-335 that I could afford at the time. Hasn’t made any “Music” for many years? Not…
It’s called a “Bullet Mic”. If you play Harp, then you’ll want one of these! A nice long cord, pinky adjustable volume control & when played through the right amp,…