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Tools of the Trade by Jerry Wilde
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fave it Electric Blues | Guitar Blues
10 tracks | 41 minutes
Released Feb 2005
on Jacanna Music
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- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" Bed, Beer, and T.V. (Everyman's Blues) lyrics BUY MP3 Bed, Beer, and T.V. (Everyman's Blues) lyrics "GIFT MP3" Bed, Beer, and T.V. (Everyman's Blues)
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60% Blues + 30% Rock + 10% Booze = 100% BOOGIE...
Bio / Background
Who is this 'Jerry Wilde' dude, anyway?
The only way to honestly answer that question is to understand that many of us are forced to lead double lives. My regular life is that of a husband, father of two, and Sunday school teacher. But in my heart, I'm a BLUES MAN!
I grew up listening to rock music and was first exposed to blues after reading an article about AC/DC in which Angus Young said he rarely listened to rock music and that he preferred Muddy Waters. I thought, "Muddy Waters. Who's that?" In 1979 I picked up a copy of "Hard Again" and I can honestly say my life has never been the same.
In my teens and twenty's I played in numerous bands, but the music was still rock, not blues. When I got married and started raising a family I thought I had put music in my past. I knew I would always play guitar, blow the harp, and sing on the porch but I thought I was done with the serious pursuit of music. I didn't count on one simple fact...
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