Steve is bedridden with Lyme disease but manages to get in a little recording here and there. Here is his song; "Ghost Ships", on which I am flubbing arond on guitar. It's a cool song...hope you enjoy it!
 
http://iacmusic.com/play2.aspx?songID=90417&source=Steve%20White%20-%20The%20Ghost%20Ship%20of%20the%20Sea%20-%20Song%20Page

Nice fluttering on this Scotty. But, bring up the vocals a bit or EQ them out, they are hard to make out in the beginning. Nice song though. Loved it!! Hope Steve gets better soon, that Lyme disease is some serious crap!!
 
Peace and Blessings, John

Thank you, John. Steve mixed this so I don't have any control over that. Unfortunately, Steve will probably never get better.

Oh my - Lyme disease!  Isn't that fixable with a huge run of anti-biotics (well, to some degree?)  
 
Hi Scotty!  :-)
 
Nice lead playing/noodling.  You getting faster with all this lead playing you're doing live now?
 
This reminds me of Zager and Evans (in the year, 2525).  Very retro.  
 
Needs a bit of mix-fix.  But your guitar!  Wow.  Good job.  Some of the tones remind me of B.B.T.L. by Manfred Mann's Earth Band.  Rock on guys.  May God speed your friend's recovery/health.  
 
Best to y'all.  
FR

Pretty amazing guitar work there Jammer.

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Oh my - Lyme disease!  Isn't that fixable with a huge run of anti-biotics (well, to some degree?)   Hi Scotty!  :-) Nice lead playing/noodling.  You getting faster with all this lead playing you're doing live now? This reminds me of Zager and Evans (in the year, 2525).  Very retro.   Needs a bit of mix-fix.  But your guitar!  Wow.  Good job.  Some of the tones remind me of B.B.T.L. by Manfred Mann's Earth Band.  Rock on guys.  May God speed your friend's recovery/health.   Best to y'all.  FR

Steve has been on antibiotics for decades and he still can barely get off the couch. He also has a rife machine that helps with his symptoms. I think it is with him for life.

Thanks for the compliments!

Oops...double post!

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Pretty amazing guitar work there Jammer.

Thank you, Robby!