John 5 is just a pure, genuinely good guy, just like you Kenny. It’s because of artists like you two that I am proud to be a bass player, 49 years into my career. Cheers my friends!
I have so much respect for John 5, he is just the most versatile guitarist and so talented. I've always thought the true masters are usually the most humble and down to earth people and these two greats are prime examples of this. When you have the talent, there is no need for extreme egos to take over, your talent speaks volumes.
I had a very similar experience when I was about the same age, five or six. I had no support in my parents and was always discouraged to pursue a music career. My uncle was a school teacher and understood my desire to play guitar and payed for guitar lessons for me when I was in junior high like seventh grade. I never looked back I became obsessed and always had a guitar or found one where ever I was. People showed me things and I was a sponge and started playing in one of the bands that I used to watch them rehearse at a grade school in the evenings and they invited me to play and saw that I had the right mind set and had a couple of chops. They took me under their wing and we took off and played all over the place from Wyoming to Texas and everywhere in between. I learned more with them than anyone else. I don’t remember what happened but I moved around a lot and joined the Air Force in 1980 a month before my 21st birthday and got out in 1987. I always wondered what would have happened if I had moved out to Los Angeles. In 85/86 I got stationed at Norton AFB in San Bernardino Ca. But nobody took me seriously because I had to keep my hair short. Most frustrating part of my life I couldn’t get past that I went to every audition I could. Nobody would take me in and told me they would if my hair was longer. Drinking, smoking and woman played a big part of my life after and before the Air Force. Three daughters and three failed marriages and now I’m a divorced father that still kicks ass on guitar. Bounced around from band to band and recorded a couple records that never got finished or released. Now I play in a cover band with some older guys. I think I’m the youngest person at 63. So maybe this will see a few gigs. It’s fun and it’s better than not playing at all. Or by myself at home. You guys are awesome to talk about all the things I love to talk about. Thank you… 🎸🤓🌎☮️🥓
Took my wife and sister to see John and the Creeps. They both loved the show having never really seen the band before...and really came away thinking the world of Mr.5. The guy is just pure class
What a great conversation. J5 has been my favorite modern-day guitarist for many years now, and probably my favorite thing about him is his kindness is right on par with his immense talent.
Hi Kenny! Great interview with John, thank you! I had the pleasure of being on tour with you back in 2000 when you were touring Europe with John Fogarty, supporting Tina Turner (I was playing guitar in the Aussie band before you guys, but I play guitar for Virgil Donati, Tommy Emmanuel and others). In the few interactions I had with you in the the 3 months around Europe, you were such a gentleman, and it was a pleasure to hear you play those songs each night. I'm loving your shows brother.. the way you speak about the joy of music, and the humans are "feeling creatures" in this interview is wonderful. Peace and respect to you sir, from Down Under. Simon Hosford 🙏
Honestly the best music geek podcast out there! I feel Kenny has such a unique style that opens up guitar players(esp. John5 and Steve Lukather) in a way I rarely see in other interviews, because the people doing those interviews are usually guitar players! :-)
Love love love this interview! John 5 is the most beautiful soul in the music industry I have ever had the pleasure and privilege to meet via his meet and greets with The Creatures. I have gone 7 times myself and took my 12 year old son the last time I went as a reward for writing his own original music for a school concert on the piano and John was so wonderful with him and talked to him about writing music. I adored him before that and after that encounter he will always hold a special place in my heart. Well worth any amount of money to experience him in person and highly recommend splurging for the experience. ❤️
John 5 is a good guy in the same way that Jason Newsted is a good guy. Talented and genuinely nice guys who love what they are doing. Such a pleasure to watch!
I have played with, opened for, and met so many "name" musicians who have lost the love and excitement and only do it for the paycheck. It is so refreshing to see musicians of this caliber and experience who are still absolutely in love with music and with playing.
One of the BEST conversations I have had the privilege to set in on. I knew both as musicians but nothing personally. What wonderful people. Thank you for allowing me to set in. I am a lifetime musician (bass/singer) & am highly recommending my son that wants to start playing the guitar LISTEN.... Kool Kats 😎 Again, Thank you
WOW!!! That was an excellent interview. I know his music but didn't know him, until, now. John 5 is 100% correct. Meeting a celebrity who is excited to meet you is something you will remember for the rest of your life. I met you at WMMR in Philly in Sept 1992 and you could not have been nicer.
Kenny....your Audiobook is awesome man!! John 5 is so humble and a "true" human if you will. Nothing phony about him or his playing! The world is a better place with your music in the ether! Thank you both 👏
I’ve been a Tele player for decades and was turned onto them by the same folks John5 was turned on by. I’m really proud of John showing what a simple guitar like the Tele can do……of course,John has the “Touch” on Every genre. Not many players can go from K.D. Lang to Marilyn Mansen and do it Perfectly. Thanks for this video. Both of you guys are Monster Players.
What a terrifically enjoyable conversation. John's innate decency and kindness make him so watchable. My 16 year old son recently started guitar lessons so I'm sharing lots of John's videos with him. John's work ethic and dedication to his craft is a great model for kids. It's so nice to hear John's reverence for Van Halen.
As a sixty year old that’s still creative and active in many things I still believe the same. People that have a passion are addicted to other passionate people. The natural positive nature of John has little to do with his guitar playing then how is as a human being. The guitar playing is just his voice. My youngest son is his age and is a passionate person as well and attracts the same individuals. It’s a great thing to see in his generation.
My dad played bass, his brothers play drums and keys. They always encouraged me to jam. If you have kids and they live for music it’s not hard to support them a little bit. You never know who might take the “next step” and be something huge.
Just found your show kenny and sitting with john 5 hearing you both talk about so many things in a mess of a world about music and just great talk is a great escape. Thank you
Alxays interesting to hear musicians experiences. John probably wouldn't remember but the band I played with, at that time (Blasted Mechanism), opened for Marilyn Manson at Lisbon's Coliseum. Do you know what? Marilyn Manson acted as a nice guy, towards us!
John came from a dysfunctional family and was no stranger to tragedy and loss. It's fair to say that guitar and music in general saved him from the path his siblings chose. His humility is clear to see and is central to his success.
Oh my god, Kenny, your content is a GOLD. Such a good personality. You are a great interviewer. Like a musician's version of Joe Rogan, but much more delicate and intellectual
J5 is my guitar hero. I literally can’t consider any person better, due the simple fact… he can do. Everything. The same as anyone out there. Good person, and very impressive.
I’m 57 years old and I used to watch HeeHaw it didn’t influence me to want tele but when Van Halen came out in 1978. I’ve always liked the super Strat look.
AW COME ON NOW!! This man has done SO MUCH great work with SO MANY different artists that it’s time to re-name him John ONE! A I right, or am I right? 🤷♂️
If I remember correctly, at track record, n Hollywood..1997 maybe 1998 John was working on those songs that would eventually get him a job with Mr. Diamond Dave. I don't remember the title the song, but it was very 'hot for teacher' like and the Leah Anroni drummer could not hit the mark ... about 2 or 3 in the morning.. Bob excused the drummer and called Kenny. Kenny came in, listened to the track while tweaking the drums. Nailed it take two. We all finally got to lock up and go home for the night. I was an assistant engineer at the time. this podcast put me right back there! Thanks
Loved this interview! John 5 is such a genuine person, I love hearing his stories….he is as much of a fan as a musician which I think makes his stories so fun to listen to. Kenny I first learned of you when you played with Chickenfoot and since then I have loved learning about your story also. Many thanks for starting a UA-cam channel, I look forward to your future content. What’s the chances of getting Alex Van Halen on to discuss drums? We all miss Alex a lot!
@@KennyAronoffOfficial I only follow/subscribe to about 8 channels. Yours is one of them. I actually interview drummers for drummers universe, we have chatted before I think.
@@KennyAronoffOfficial just such a refreshing chat with out the nervousness and uncomfortable vibe of the press.both you and Johny deserve a medal of honour your stories were so hardworking and persistence driven not the over night fame there were Falls and losses but I keep playing because of people like you both thanks for your music and moral way of being a musician of historical Times
Kenny and the 50 times if something’s sub par. A few years later after you’ve done the work you have a moment where you pull it off, but all over it. You can manipulate it and slow it down or speed it up, swing it. That feels fantastic. It’s a clear picture of dominating something that you could not do before. And it pops up like a devil and blesses you.
I was looking at the picture beside John in the interview and I thought, "When did Kenny play with Tom Keifer or Cinderella??",.... Made the video go full screen,... it's Michelle Branch 🤣🤣🤣
I remember HeeHaw. It was fucking lit! Roy Clarke, Buck Owens. Steel, dobro, banjo, fiddle….what’s not to love?! Saw John in Toronto with Jared James Nichols. Very memorable (and I’ve seen thousands of live performances). 🇨🇦
John 5 is an amazing musician. He can literally play any genre. He exemplifies pure genius. HEE-HAW, Roy Clark, Buck Owens were country virtuoso guitar players. Watch out for the RED Gatekeeper because it's Not THEIR music. Keep Jamming John 5!
John 5 is just a pure, genuinely good guy, just like you Kenny. It’s because of artists like you two that I am proud to be a bass player, 49 years into my career. Cheers my friends!
Charles.. thanks for watching my pod cast.. John 5 is amazing.
Yeah man what a beautiful soul……..
I love how John makes you so comfortable he becomes the interviewer.
Robert.. thanks for watching my pod cast.. : )
I have so much respect for John 5, he is just the most versatile guitarist and so talented. I've always thought the true masters are usually the most humble and down to earth people and these two greats are prime examples of this. When you have the talent, there is no need for extreme egos to take over, your talent speaks volumes.
Thanks for checkin gout my podcast.. John 5 is amazing. I agree.
I had a very similar experience when I was about the same age, five or six. I had no support in my parents and was always discouraged to pursue a music career. My uncle was a school teacher and understood my desire to play guitar and payed for guitar lessons for me when I was in junior high like seventh grade. I never looked back I became obsessed and always had a guitar or found one where ever I was. People showed me things and I was a sponge and started playing in one of the bands that I used to watch them rehearse at a grade school in the evenings and they invited me to play and saw that I had the right mind set and had a couple of chops. They took me under their wing and we took off and played all over the place from Wyoming to Texas and everywhere in between. I learned more with them than anyone else. I don’t remember what happened but I moved around a lot and joined the Air Force in 1980 a month before my 21st birthday and got out in 1987. I always wondered what would have happened if I had moved out to Los Angeles. In 85/86 I got stationed at Norton AFB in San Bernardino Ca. But nobody took me seriously because I had to keep my hair short. Most frustrating part of my life I couldn’t get past that I went to every audition I could. Nobody would take me in and told me they would if my hair was longer. Drinking, smoking and woman played a big part of my life after and before the Air Force. Three daughters and three failed marriages and now I’m a divorced father that still kicks ass on guitar. Bounced around from band to band and recorded a couple records that never got finished or released. Now I play in a cover band with some older guys. I think I’m the youngest person at 63. So maybe this will see a few gigs. It’s fun and it’s better than not playing at all. Or by myself at home. You guys are awesome to talk about all the things I love to talk about. Thank you… 🎸🤓🌎☮️🥓
Took my wife and sister to see John and the Creeps. They both loved the show having never really seen the band before...and really came away thinking the world of Mr.5. The guy is just pure class
I agree Pure class and a badass.
Great interview Kenny!! I felt like a fly on the wall listening to you two talk about music!! ⚡️⚡️. Thank you!
yesssssssssss! Thanks Jay
What a great conversation. J5 has been my favorite modern-day guitarist for many years now, and probably my favorite thing about him is his kindness is right on par with his immense talent.
Mike.. I agree. Thanks for watching my pod cast.
Hi Kenny! Great interview with John, thank you! I had the pleasure of being on tour with you back in 2000 when you were touring Europe with John Fogarty, supporting Tina Turner (I was playing guitar in the Aussie band before you guys, but I play guitar for Virgil Donati, Tommy Emmanuel and others). In the few interactions I had with you in the the 3 months around Europe, you were such a gentleman, and it was a pleasure to hear you play those songs each night. I'm loving your shows brother.. the way you speak about the joy of music, and the humans are "feeling creatures" in this interview is wonderful. Peace and respect to you sir, from Down Under. Simon Hosford 🙏
Honestly the best music geek podcast out there!
I feel Kenny has such a unique style that opens up guitar players(esp. John5 and Steve Lukather) in a way I rarely see in other interviews, because the people doing those interviews are usually guitar players! :-)
Thanks so much for your comments.
John 5 living the dream and earned every bit of it. He keeps it tasteful and musical no matter how fast or difficult. Can't teach that.
I agree. Thanks for checking out my podcast.
Love love love this interview! John 5 is the most beautiful soul in the music industry I have ever had the pleasure and privilege to meet via his meet and greets with The Creatures. I have gone 7 times myself and took my 12 year old son the last time I went as a reward for writing his own original music for a school concert on the piano and John was so wonderful with him and talked to him about writing music. I adored him before that and after that encounter he will always hold a special place in my heart. Well worth any amount of money to experience him in person and highly recommend splurging for the experience. ❤️
Thanks for checking out my podcast..
John 5 is a good guy in the same way that Jason Newsted is a good guy. Talented and genuinely nice guys who love what they are doing. Such a pleasure to watch!
Thank you for checking out my podcast.. : )
I have played with, opened for, and met so many "name" musicians who have lost the love and excitement and only do it for the paycheck. It is so refreshing to see musicians of this caliber and experience who are still absolutely in love with music and with playing.
Thanks for watching my podcast. : )
One of the BEST conversations I have had the privilege to set in on. I knew both as musicians but nothing personally. What wonderful people. Thank you for allowing me to set in. I am a lifetime musician (bass/singer) & am highly recommending my son that wants to start playing the guitar LISTEN.... Kool Kats 😎 Again, Thank you
Wendel thanks for your positive comments.. You rock.
Bloody adorable. I love J5 soooo much. I love their admiration for Van Halen.
yesssssssss
WOW!!! That was an excellent interview. I know his music but didn't know him, until, now. John 5 is 100% correct. Meeting a celebrity who is excited to meet you is something you will remember for the rest of your life. I met you at WMMR in Philly in Sept 1992 and you could not have been nicer.
Thanks Chris and thanks for watching my podcast.
Thank you Kenny for your talk of honesty with how you prepare and never given up!
Very cool and thanks for watching my pod cast.
YOU AND JOHN 5 MAKE A GREAT TEAM, - KENNY ,WE LOVE YOU,...THESE ARE GREAT INTERVIEWS,.. THANK YOU .
Great interview between two great musicians as well as REAL people. Much love John and Kenny!!
Kenny....your Audiobook is awesome man!! John 5 is so humble and a "true" human if you will. Nothing phony about him or his playing! The world is a better place with your music in the ether!
Thank you both 👏
Andrew.. coool.. Glad you like my audio book. and thanks for checkin gout my podcast.. : )
This is pure gold, great job you two. Musicians take notes, I am!
Thanks for checking out my podcast. 😎
I’ve been a Tele player for decades and was turned onto them by the same folks John5 was turned on by.
I’m really proud of John showing what a simple guitar like the Tele can do……of course,John has the “Touch” on Every genre.
Not many players can go from K.D. Lang to Marilyn Mansen and do it Perfectly.
Thanks for this video.
Both of you guys are Monster Players.
Exactly.. That's why I wanted him to play his guitar.. I wanted him to show his diverse range of guitar styles and technique.
What a terrifically enjoyable conversation. John's innate decency and kindness make him so watchable. My 16 year old son recently started guitar lessons so I'm sharing lots of John's videos with him. John's work ethic and dedication to his craft is a great model for kids. It's so nice to hear John's reverence for Van Halen.
Thanks for your comments and checking out my podcast.
J5 is a awesome guitar player. He's very humble. This guy could sell out stadiums, but he does a lot of club shows. He is a nice person too.
The only guy I've ever seen playing a Tele in heavy bands, respect❤
Yesssss. I love that John 5 plays the Tele and makes it sound amazing.
😊🎸so im real time? Anyhoo, this podcast is great and better than therapy! Spread the positive.🎸
Thanks James.. : ) you rock.
As a sixty year old that’s still creative and active in many things I still believe the same. People that have a passion are addicted to other passionate people. The natural positive nature of John has little to do with his guitar playing then how is as a human being. The guitar playing is just his voice. My youngest son is his age and is a passionate person as well and attracts the same individuals. It’s a great thing to see in his generation.
Thanks for watching my podcast
Thank you Kenny. What a wonderful conversation between two fantastic people with unparalleled passion for life and their chosen paths ❤
Jason, Thanks so much for watching gmypodcast. Lot's more coming.
I've never seen anyone play guitar as effortless and easily as john 5. The mark of a master of his instrument
Thanks for watching my podcast Amber.
John 5, this man should have his own podcast or show. Real genuine knowledgeable fella in the industry 🤘🏼
yesssssssssss
This is great.
Thanks for watching my pod cast.. : )
Life's too short to have not heard of Tom Bukovac.
My dad played bass, his brothers play drums and keys. They always encouraged me to jam. If you have kids and they live for music it’s not hard to support them a little bit. You never know who might take the “next step” and be something huge.
Yes... I agree
Hey Kenny, thank you so much for putting this interview on. Both you and John 5 are so inspiring!!
Johnny Thanks for checking out my podcast/
Man you guys are legends and this is such a great show! J5 is stamped and Kenny your a G! This is a masterclass!
Thanks so much.. : )
the segment where they're swapping plane horror stories was riveting, both the topic, and their dynamic. it's like camera isn't even on.
Thanks for checking out my podcast.. : )
"tennis shoes in a dryer" is one of the funniest things i've ever heard
Just found your show kenny and sitting with john 5 hearing you both talk about so many things in a mess of a world about music and just great talk is a great escape. Thank you
John is the most humble genius you could meet.
Alxays interesting to hear musicians experiences. John probably wouldn't remember but the band I played with, at that time (Blasted Mechanism), opened for Marilyn Manson at Lisbon's Coliseum. Do you know what? Marilyn Manson acted as a nice guy, towards us!
Thanks for your message.. Very cool to hear Marilyn Manson was a nice guy.
2 phenomenal musicians and 1 great interview! Thanks Kenny!
Thanks George..
John came from a dysfunctional family and was no stranger to tragedy and loss. It's fair to say that guitar and music in general saved him from the path his siblings chose. His humility is clear to see and is central to his success.
Thanks for watching my pod cast.. 👍
Oh my god, Kenny, your content is a GOLD. Such a good personality. You are a great interviewer. Like a musician's version of Joe Rogan, but much more delicate and intellectual
Thanks for this Kenny! You are both great musicians!
Thanks Jimmy : )
Your point about joy in life being valuable to all those around you is fantastic. Also, John seems like a genuinely nice guy.
Bryan.. Thanks for watching my podcast : )
John 5 is a GREAT guitarist. & he would be a great player in ANY era. Because he's SO FOCUSED .
Thanks for watching my pod cast Walter.
J5 is my guitar hero. I literally can’t consider any person better, due the simple fact… he can do. Everything. The same as anyone out there. Good person, and very impressive.
Yessssss.. Thanks for watching my podcast.. : )
I’m 57 years old and I used to watch HeeHaw it didn’t influence me to want tele but when Van Halen came out in 1978. I’ve always liked the super Strat look.
Thanks for checking out my podcast.. : )
Great presentation brothers !!! Hello from NJ
Ilik e your first name Kenneth.. : ) thanks for watching my pod cast
John 5 is epic. His abilities are so entertaining. Incredible talent.
I hope there is no hard feelings between him and Mick.
super talented.. I agree..
Kenny great show your drumming style is second to none .big influence thank you for that snare sound
Thanks for your comments and watching my pod cast..
I love this podcast, Kenny!
Great interview! Met John 5 at Morello’s Guitar Revolution and he’s legit as nice and down to earth a person as you’d like to meet.
Yes John 5 is a wonderful person.
That conversation was a breath of fresh air. Really enjoyed it.
Thank you so much.. lot's more coming.
This is a must-see.
I'm remembering everything after you said it I'm getting it. Great
Fantastic
AW COME ON NOW!! This man has done SO MUCH great work with SO MANY different artists that it’s time to re-name him John ONE!
A I right, or am I right? 🤷♂️
lol I love that.. lol
A most excellent interview ! Thanks guys.
Thanks for checking out my podcast.. : )
Wow. What a great interview. So good!
I feel the love and send some of my own . Love the conversation ❤🙏🏽
If I remember correctly, at track record, n Hollywood..1997 maybe 1998 John was working on those songs that would eventually get him a job with Mr. Diamond Dave. I don't remember the title the song, but it was very 'hot for teacher' like and the Leah Anroni drummer could not hit the mark ... about 2 or 3 in the morning.. Bob excused the drummer and called Kenny. Kenny came in, listened to the track while tweaking the drums. Nailed it take two. We all finally got to lock up and go home for the night. I was an assistant engineer at the time. this podcast put me right back there! Thanks
wow Scott.. wow.. You just brought me back to that session. Great memories.. yessssss. Thanks for watching my pod cast.
Great interview.
Thanks so much John.. Lots more coming
What a great interview! So much joy (from both sides). Made my day!
Thanks for your comments Rob.
Such a great interview! Thanks Kenny!
Rob thanks for watching : )
awesome guys, love you
Thank you so much.. : )
Wery thoughtful interview.
Hey Johnny.. hanks for checking out my podcast
Magnificent interview!!!!
Thank you so much. : )
His guitar work on Sweet Dreams with Manson is phenomenal.
yes it is
Loved this interview! John 5 is such a genuine person, I love hearing his stories….he is as much of a fan as a musician which I think makes his stories so fun to listen to. Kenny I first learned of you when you played with Chickenfoot and since then I have loved learning about your story also. Many thanks for starting a UA-cam channel, I look forward to your future content. What’s the chances of getting Alex Van Halen on to discuss drums? We all miss Alex a lot!
yesssssssss Alex.. That would be so amazing. He keeps a very low profile
This is by far my favorite podcast all of them are amazing
Hey Phillip thanks for sharing your thoughts about this episode. : )
@@KennyAronoffOfficial I only follow/subscribe to about 8 channels. Yours is one of them. I actually interview drummers for drummers universe, we have chatted before I think.
@@philipmartin8577 You rock dude.. Thank you.
THAT
Was an absolutely epic interview.
Great vibes!
Thank You.
Thanks so much. : )
Love this
Thanks for checking out my podcast.
I've got meet n greet tickets for St. Charles Missouri for John 5 and the Creatures. I can't wait.
Robert thanks for watching my pod cast. : )
Such a genuine down to earth guy. So cool..
Yes he is.. : )
Hey Kenny, great interview. Just got inspired watching you and John 5 talk about playing and picked up my guitar! Thanks!
Hell Yes. Fantastic!
Bravo Mr.5 the broad can sit in coach. Much luck to him slumming it in Crue
thats was a great moment
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Love it
Ken Thanks for checking out my podcast.. : )
You 2 should get a band together!!!!!!!
This was so interesting a proper interview with two rockers
Thanks for watching my pod cast Jason.
@@KennyAronoffOfficial just such a refreshing chat with out the nervousness and uncomfortable vibe of the press.both you and Johny deserve a medal of honour your stories were so hardworking and persistence driven not the over night fame there were Falls and losses but I keep playing because of people like you both thanks for your music and moral way of being a musician of historical Times
That was a great interview thank you both for sharing so much insight. I have learned so many things from both of you !!
Fantastic.. : )
Kenny and the 50 times if something’s sub par.
A few years later after you’ve done the work you have a moment where you pull it off, but all over it. You can manipulate it and slow it down or speed it up, swing it. That feels fantastic. It’s a clear picture of dominating something that you could not do before. And it pops up like a devil and blesses you.
Thanks for your comments and thanks for watching my pod cast.
Man I still need a John5/Billy Strings collab on some old Jerry Reed/Glen Campbell tunes smh. Particularly Guitar Man.
Thanks for checking my podcast.
I was looking at the picture beside John in the interview and I thought, "When did Kenny play with Tom Keifer or Cinderella??",.... Made the video go full screen,... it's Michelle Branch 🤣🤣🤣
This is great! John, I'm a new fan! Sounds like a good guy for sure.
Thanks for watching my pod cast..
Thanks Kenny! A big fan. Saw you play with John Fogerty in Moncton,New Brunswick outdoor event probably 13 or so years ago!@@KennyAronoffOfficial
@@thefishingmusicians Thank for your message and watching my podcast
Will we be getting a video of his jammin?!
yes.. I filmed 23 minutes of John 5 playing
@@KennyAronoffOfficial awesome!
Didn’t realize how cool Kenny is hahaha
I remember HeeHaw.
It was fucking lit!
Roy Clarke, Buck Owens. Steel, dobro, banjo, fiddle….what’s not to love?! Saw John in Toronto with Jared James Nichols. Very memorable (and I’ve seen thousands of live performances).
🇨🇦
Yeah HeeHaw was the real deal.. Great name for a show right? : ) They played their asses off. Badass musicians
Tow of they grestest musicians!!
Thank you for watching my pod cast.. : )
Kenny, I'd love for you to get Christopher Cross. Genius artist.
cool idea. thanks.
How the hell is Kenny 70 years old? That is fucking insane!
Awsome ,just Awsome, like having a chat with your best buddy
Thanks for watching my podcast.. : )
Kenny made a good decision
Thanks.. : )
This was awesome 🙌🏻
Gary, Thanks for watching my podcast.. : )
Sounds like John 5 needs to find the banjo boy and if they are still alive do some kind of collab. Now I would buy that for a dollar...
That’s it! I’m never getting in a freaking airplane again!
😫😫
John 5 is an amazing musician. He can literally play any genre. He exemplifies pure genius. HEE-HAW, Roy Clark, Buck Owens were country virtuoso guitar players. Watch out for the RED Gatekeeper because it's Not THEIR music. Keep Jamming John 5!
Thanks for watching my podcast..
Hey John! No mention of Danny Gatton...! Take guys!
*Take care!
Love j5 to death my guitar hero 🎸
J5 rules!
Yes he does.. : )