Don’t ask me how this relates to Boston Terriers, Dogs, or Rock… I tried to find a witty way to explain this video’s presence on the site - but lately, I’ve started to post things that I like - and I hope you like them too.

I came across this video and watched it twice today - What an amazing performance; not to mention that they’re on a Subway in Paris. The group is Naturally 7 and this heptet (I guess that’s what they’d be) really brings down the house… er train. Enjoy…

I’m a big fan of the band Coheed and Cambria and I was happy to see that they’re using their powers for good.

With the upcoming release of their new CD, No World For Tomorrow, Coheed and Cambria have teamed up with the New York chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association and will perform on October 19th (I know - that’s tomorrow - Hurry up and take off work!) at the Highline Ballroom. This show is billed as “A Concert to end Alzheimer’s” and is said to include ’some rare surprises’.

Coheed’s new album is due for release on October 23rd with a dedication to ‘Antonia Cristiano, vocalist/guitarist Claudio Sanchez’ aunt, whose life was claimed last year by Alzheimer’s’.

Read more about this story at StarPulse.com.

As excited as I am for the new album, I’m equally thrilled to see one of my favorite bands do so with meaning. When I become famous I’ll share my glory with a cause - Probably Organ Donation or the Ronald McDonald House… Both of which have played a part in my life. Make me famous if you want me to elaborate

Via [Starpulse]

Michael Winslow, from Police Academy, covers Jimi Hendrix and Led Zeppelin with his mouth!

Jimi Hendrix - Purple Haze and The Star Spangled Banner:

Led Zeppelin - Immigrant Song:

Layla and Frampton made me stop working for a few minutes to remember one of their favorite guitarists, Stevie Ray Vaughan. They’ve been listening to him on the radio all day today since it is the 17th anniversary of his passing.

Frampton insits that “Pride and Joy” was written about him while I keep telling Layla “Scuttle Buttin’” is her theme song.

Layla was so sad she didn’t even care that there was a piece of fluff on her nose…

Frampton moped around and basked in the beautiful music of Stevie Ray all day

I’m learning all about Podcasting… so - Here is a song I recorded in Iraq in 2005. It sums up, at least to me - solitude, beauty and warmth. When I hear it now I can still remember where I was at the moment I recorded this. I was messing around with a chord progression that I looped and recorded a solo part over it. What’s really special to me about this song is that the solo was 100% improvised - this was the first take ever at playing over these chords. The quality is dull, I know - I recorded it via my guitar straight into the mic port of my laptop… hey, you do what you gotta do