OVER DEZE AFLEVERING
The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step.- Lao Tse
Giving you a little of my struggle and what this show is going to be.
Looking forward to retirement with my wife, I was thrown under the bus when she became ill at the same time as the global pandemic reset the world. To cope with both, I picked up the guitar to play in between hospitals, nursing homes, and becoming a caregiver in 2021.
I am hoping you will stick around and follow this journey. This is a DMV guitarist’s journey through genres, and gigs for those who love music, and a good story.
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Verenigde Staten
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