What kind of music you hear while you trade?

What a great clip....Taj in his Hawaiian shirt, strutting around with his resonator!! Awesome!!

That aircraft that Harrison Ford crashed in the movie was a De Havilland Beaver. The one in the pic below is the one that used to be based at Parakai which is a short trip NW from Auckland. I used to go there every weekend to skydive, and the Beaver was my favourite aircraft of all. Not even close to as fast as the turbine twins we had, but the Beaver was the one to jump from...rock solid, and great sounds too. I recall making a formation jump from the Beaver with my sister, amoung others and it was running very rough on the ground. The pilot decided that one of the magneto's must be damp, so he dried it with a hair drier, and off we went to 12,000'...lol....

Hey, WTF happend widda rock music!
Can you feel your wall trembling now after take yo'profit?!!!!!

Seeing as you asked so nicely!!

Ok, old-timer

Speaking of 'time'......

hahaa, backk to the rock music eh, yeah why not, love it.


Pretty hard not to remember Joe Walsh.

Pre-Eagles here and after the James Gang. Solo.

Kenny Passarelli on bass co-wrote the song with Joe.


1973. Joe Walsh - Rocky Mountain Way

Telecaster x 2!!!
If you like the piece search for the performance at Letterman Show in 1994...

A little bit of something different on a chilly (relative of course) morning in Brisbane.

Jazz flutist Herbie Mann mixed it up with a bit of Southern Rock.

Duane Allman, slide, needs no introduction and died after a motorbike accident in Oct 71. He was just 24 years of age.

Cornell Dupree played alternate guitar on this album. Cornell was born in Fort Worth (another Texan lol) and recorded with Aretha Franklin & also King Curtis & Miles Davis.



1971. Herbie Mann & Duane Allman - Spirit In The Dark (from the album Push Push)

Sheryl Crow live, in Basel, Switzerland


I crank this song right up from 4:10 just before Tommy hits the low note on bass, and they start cooking.

(I’ve got a single separate own powered 15” woofer as the B speaker set with the crossover set around 40Hz on the variable dial. While I cannot audibly know exactly how accurate the dial is, it’s a deep wave lol, and sounds best about 8 meters back).


This was the song the band opened with, on a pretty good one hour set all round.

Doyle Brammall II & Chris Bruce on guitars
Tommy Simms on bass
Victor Indrizzo on drums
Nayanna Holly & Stevvi Alexander, background vocals


2010. Sheryl Crow - 100m Miles From Memphis

Hi Guys,

Here is my contribution. I do technical analysis and trade with 90's mix songs lol.

The Official Steve Vai Website...

https://www.vai.com