Lamar Sorrento Beatles Hey Jude video…his art brain is working overtime via Vintage Guitar Magazine

i am posting new stuff now…its time to move forward

my brain is working overtime…..but the going rate for overtime is not that great.

i have a lot of new  stuff ready but am gonna post just one or two at a time….i am using cardboard a lot now to paint on and then  framing it in a wooden frame  with a plexi-glass front,  it looks great …. i know this might disturb many people but really its just thicker paper…it gives it a 3d sorta  look , due to its thickness….it wont decay, not in your lifetime.

so you got the ‘i dont care’ kind of folkie art stuff that people just love to find  but coupled with the ‘i really do care’ statement of the nice framing job. so it s hot and cold, wet and dry, love and hate, …you get it…if they dont sell, i dont mind looking at them…

did you know…,,,The highest posted speed limit in the world is 160 km/h (99 mph), which applies to two motorways in the UAE…

that means Arabia … they drive fast, all they can kill are themselves and some sand.

Lamar Sorrento picks a bit of the Beatles' “Hey Jude” on a guitar he built using an Allparts neck, pine body, and the pickup assembly from a Jimmie Vaughan signature Strat.

“It started as a copy of the ’57 Strat Graham Nash gave to Jerry Garcia,” he said. “Jerry used the guitar a lot in 1971-’72; at first he played it as factory, then started modifying it – gave it a brass bridge, a brass cover plate, and new wiring, but I think he kept the original pickups.”

Lamar is running it through an MXR Dyna Comp and a Fulltone Plimsoul OD clone into his Fender Champion 40 on its Tweed Champ setting with echo and reverb switched on.

Check out our review of Lamar’s album, “When I Lived in a Small Apartment in Memphis,” in Vintage Guitar magazine.