At the opening of this podcast and after playing a piece of rock history, Dr. Mathis gives a brief overview of some classic rock songs, artists, and equipment used to make some of the well-known material that has become part of the history of the rock music landscape. On a professional note, he talks about […]
Posts Tagged ‘James Burton’
Small Choices
Posted in Podcasts, tagged Amp Profiling, Archeologist, CCR, Coping Tactics, Data Analyzer, Digital Emulation, Doug Clifford, Emotional Reasoning, Experimentation, Internal Self-talk, James Burton, John Fogerty, Kemper, Les Paul, Life Analysis, Life Choices, Logical Reasoning, Peavey, Planning, Practice, Preplanning, Rational Thinking, Rationalization, Rickenbacker, Scientific Process, Small Decisions, Stratocaster, Stu Cook, Telecaster, The Amp Factory, Tom Fogerty, Trial and Error, Unconscious Processes, Woodstock on September 16, 2014 | Comments Off on Small Choices
Honesty
Posted in Podcasts, tagged Black Sabbath, Buffalo Springfield, Chicago Transit Authority, Dr. Robin Hanson, Elvis Costello, Elvis Presley, Emmylou Harris, Honesty, Hypocrisy, James Burton, Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page, Keith Richards, Marshall, Master of the Telecaster, Orange, Ricky Nelson, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Self-Knowledge, Stratocaster, Sun Records, Telecaster, Terry Kath, Truth on June 14, 2013 | Comments Off on Honesty
In his usual idiosyncratic fashion, Dr. Mathis is giving his take on the concept of honesty and it’s implications for one’s existence in the modern world. Interspersed with this discussion are some rock trivia factoids concerning Telecaster guitars, Marshall cabinets, Orange amplifiers, and some of the “roots” guitarists (James Burton, Jimmy Page, Terry Kath, Black […]