Restoration of Farris Coursey’s Rogers Drumset
My connection with Farris Coursey, Nashville's FIRST "A" Team Drummer came with the set of Cleveland era Roger drums [...]
Farris Coursey, Nashville’s First “A” Team Drummer
Farris Coursey, Nashville’s First “A” Team Drummer A Tribute to the Drumming Pioneer of the Nashville Recording Industry The [...]
Trip To Little Big Horn
August 1, 2018 The battleground itself is very simply, a place. It is a place in the open wilderness of [...]
It’s All About The Rhinestones
The Superlatives have had about 12 suits custom-tailored over the years. Of those, about half are rhinestone studded. Amongst all [...]
Because I Like It,….
I am a fan of great architecture and design, or any structure that shows creativity and thought. Louis Sullivan, for [...]
California Dreamin’… Old Theaters, Old Friends, Old Memories & One Prison
Leaving Nashville on Oct 9th, we head west to California via Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona. Two weeks in and [...]
WS Holland and the Butterfly Effect
If W.S. “Fluke” Holland hadn’t owned a Cadillac in 1954, I wouldn’t have a job. You think I’m reaching? Well, [...]
With Roger McGuinn
Two Old Friends and One New For me, The Byrds were a major musical influence. English bands like the Beatles, [...]
The Rockies, Monument Valley, the Grand Canyon & the Navajo
Labor Day celebrated, Sept 2, 2013 Flagstaff AZ Today our bus driver, Dwayne announced that we’ve traveled around 4000 miles [...]
The Badlands, South Dakota State Fair, Sherwin Linton and the Gatlins
Friday, August 30 “We’re gonna see an eagle today, Handsome,” Marty announces as I enter the lounge from the bunk [...]