Teacher, dad, husband, guitar player, Ex-baseball coach, Ex-small business owner, stock market junkie, sports fan and generally all around good guy.

Jersey Shore, New Jersey
Joined January 2008
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Mellow Wednesday. "2541" - Grant Hart. By request. I once tuned-up Grant's Tele at a gig he did at Maxwell's
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1959 USA Gibson Les Paul Standard Sunburst, serial number 9 0640, original nitrocellulose Sunburst finish with minimal fading and virtually no finish checking, figured two-piece carved maple top, solid mahogany back, one-piece set mahogany neck, 24.75" scale length, Brazilian rosewood fingerboard with 12" radius, 22 frets, cellulose nitrate trapezoid inlays, cream body and fingerboard binding, neck/bridge: original Gibson PAF humbuckers with double-black bobbins, Alnico bar magnets, 42 AWG plain enamel magnet wire, ~5,000 turns per coil, original nickel-plated covers and intact Patent Applied For decals, original cream HBI pickup mounting rings, two volume controls, two tone controls, three-way pickup selector, original potentiometers and capacitors with undisturbed solder joints, amber bell knobs, original nylon nut, nickel-plated non-wire ABR-1 Tune-o-matic bridge, lightweight aluminum stopbar tailpiece, original Kluson Deluxe tuning machines without deteriorated buttons, cream single-ply pickguard, original finish and hardware, exceptional preservation with minor surface wear, one broken neck pickup mounting-ring screw remaining secured in the body, formerly owned by Japanese collector Ichiro Kato, documented in the Burst Serial Registry, original hang tags, original strap and original brown Lifton-style hardshell case, Heritage Auctions October 15, 2026 Vintage Guitars and Musical Instruments Signature Auction, Lot 85046, built by Gibson, Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA. Sold October 15, 2026, for $781,250 including buyer's premium, setting a world auction record for a vintage guitar without celebrity provenance. entertainment.ha.com/itm/mus…
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New youth sports data is out from @AspenInstSports via @TheSFIA. Findings from 2025 include: Tennis & golf participation surges Flag football keeps growing Low-income kids are being left behind Fewer adults are coaching My analysis: projectplay.org/news/youth-s…
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RIP Donnie Iris, the Pittsburgh music legend behind "Ah! Leah!," has died, according to a former bandmate on Monday. He was 83. On September 28, 2026, he gave his final performance in his hometown of Pittsburgh and subsequently announced his retirement on October 9th due to health issues.
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Donnie Iris was truly salt of the earth. His kindness toward those around him, and continued support for local artists, was always a breath of fresh air. He was among the many things that made me proud to be a Pittsburgher. The world is a dimmer place without “King Cool.”
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Wichita Lineman!! How lucky am I to guest on my son Jace’s cover of this classic song? Give my boy a listen and show the kid some support 🙂 youtu.be/dRj_-qC4lTQ?is=Psjx…
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Saturday Busking. We definitely had a few good moments. I don’t know why we chose to record this one. This whole thing started over a year ago when I found the drummer on craigslist. He and I have been jamming ever since, and then we added harp, bass, vocals.
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Happy Monday! "November's Fire" - Samhain. Slightly niche. Love the album, but Damien's guitar tone is... uh... not great
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On this day in North Carolina history October 26, 1895. North Carolina helped change football forever, and it happened because a desperate player broke the rules. UNC was playing Georgia in Atlanta when fullback Joel Whitaker faced a Georgia rush that threatened to block his punt. Instead of kicking the ball, he threw it forward to teammate George Stephens. Stephens caught it and ran 70 yards for a touchdown. Georgia's coach, legendary Pop Warner, protested. The forward pass was illegal, but the referee never saw the throw. The touchdown stood, and UNC won 6 to 0. The forward pass wouldn't become legal until 1906. Think about that the next time you watch a quarterback throw a touchdown. A play that helped shape modern football started with a desperate decision by a Tar Heel. North Carolina history is full of stories like this one. 🏈
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Mellow Sunday. "Ashes to Ashes" - David Bowie. I try to keep these clips to under a minute, but....
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Another save by Lindemann. She had brought her A game
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Great save Reese!
Red Card TRS tackle behind led to this PK 10 mins in . Save Reese Lindemann. TRS playing without Fiona McGrath is out for the game
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Preview for tonight
Toms River South seeks its first Shore Conference Tournament title since 2002, while Trinity Hall looks to capture its first in program history. We break down Saturday’s girls soccer championship matchup, including both teams’ paths to the final, key players and a prediction. @nlowe11 shoresportsinsider.com/girls…
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Great to see you! Maybe we work on a line of credit to buy some of that inventory!!! 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
Today's Guitar Adventure: Hanging at Carter Vintage with a Jersey pal for over 50 years, my LBI connection...
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Today's Guitar Adventure: Hanging at Carter Vintage with a Jersey pal for over 50 years, my LBI connection...
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