On this page, just myself, I sort of just played everything.
Influences
The Monkees, Lemon Pipers, Gene Simmons, Black Sabbath, John paul Jones, Patty Loveless, mark Chestnut,Mike Snodgrass,Every Mother's Son, Minutemen, Pete Anderson, Beatles, Buck Owens, Stones, Screaming Trees, John Fogerty, Faron Young, Merle Haggard, AC/DC, Joe Walsh, Cream, Hendrix, Gary Moore, Meat Puppets, Elton John, Pierre Trudeau, RHCP, Nirvana, Don Rich, Sloan, Psychadelic music of the 60's, straight up honky tonk in the raw from of Ray Price, Brian Dellinger, Elmo Kirkwood, Brian Boyer, Breakfastime, Mark McPheeters, Bill Garrett, Dave Little, Jamie Hickson, Ken Simpson, Aaron Duncan, John Risinger, Tommy Hastings, God, $.99 Taco Bell menu. Mark Lanegan, Sam and Dave, Ramones, WHAM!, Johnny Falstaff, Rivers Black and Current, Woodlands, Squirells, Groundhogs, Buck Futts, Soundgarden, Emmit Otter's Jug Band, Hank WIlliams Jr (Yes, he's good fuckers quit laughing), Jerry Foster Sr. , Marge Foster, Jessica Foster, Porter Wagner, Grandma Fuller (The most talented person I ever met!!! I LOVE YOU AND MISS YOU EVERY SINGLE MINUTE OF THE DAY. LIFE JUST ISN'T AS HAPPY WITHOUT YOU)
Sounds Like
A guy playing right- handed strung instruments, left-handed.
Hey folks! Thanks for dropping by and checking everything out. So about me, I am playing everything you hear on here. So if you think it sucks, well you can lay the fault directly onto me! So anyway I am a fairly prolific songwriter as I have a couple hundred tunes under my belt. Prolific doesn't always mean great, just means I have done it A LOT. I like to mix blues, rock and honky tonk country together, as I have a great deal of love for these genres. I was last seen playing guitar for the Ernie Lewis Band, and doing a solo gig at Opry At the Rodgers. Music is so very important to me, and I tend to take it quite seriously.
I had the honor of cutting my country teeth in Calgary, Alberta Canada. I met some of the hardest working, yet fun and respectful musicians there that I will probably every meet. As for blues and rock, it's a combination of growing up in rural Missouri on the banks of the Current, Black, and Mississippi Rivers, and loving loud overdriven guitars. I love nature and natural organic things in life, and hopefully that comes through in the music. I love almost all things 60's and 70's, although the very early 90's Seattle movement changed so much for me in terms of how I view the industry and how the connection of musicians SHOULD play out! Unity in the Community dammit! And say something more than "Oh baby talk dirty to me".
On a personal level, I am very approachable, as I love to help younger musicians when I can. I have no particular creed I live by for making music other than HAVE FUN and don't let other people determine your happiness! The music will always be around even when jerks are being jerks.
What's goin on bro? Been a bit. Supabusy as always! Hope all has been good. Song for Brandy is really nice man. Great job. Nice cool, calm afternoon feel to it. Echoes of many classics. WORD. Have a great week Jerry! PEACE. :)
yeah it's been nice after that intense winter...intense for the NW....i know you guys get some pretty crazed winters... yeah yesterday i bought a guitar with a built in speaker for 40 bucks...runs on 1 9-volt..can use it at my work to rock guitar solos while doing karaoke for the nursing home folk....got it at Ross dress for less of all places ...they got a lot more than just clothes...hope all is well
