how about a nice round of applause for mr rick berke going on the drums yeah well we didn't know he was going to play with us tonight we found him an alley down here i don't think i'm ever going to figure out how to run these electronic devices down how about we go down to the you so much what do you think two sheds jackson ladies and gentlemen you oh i thought you'd be impressed very impressive guys and not bad looking if i to my left danny hope or on guitar give it up for teddy hope for our guitar he's our local gibson rep if you didn't know that about him oh we like to brag and steve boyce on the bass and focus songwriting for fifty years now do you have to play a gibson when you play live i don't have to but i love to the best dancers so know if you had your choice of player to collaborate with this is a good one who would it be that you would i mean you could take choice dead or alive who would you like to collaborate with on the guitar mr danny hope or well rather collaborate with some charlie morgan i'm robin for larry carlton you know a lot of great i didn't say stevie ray vaughan or hendrix can you believe that everybody else says that of course so you went unpredictable i mean in i like stevie ray vaughan he was tremendous there's a lot of guitar gods out there and danny hope for this is what is it the gear head this is a good c e o is three thirty five been around since one nine hundred fifty eight clapping they'll be appreciate then and so you probably have a bunch of babies guitar guitar like a whole basement full of guitars i don't have a basement so i actually have have about five or six guitars they like children to kind of ok tell me a story as have you ever had one stolen and come back or good story around around it in one back or get a cool one anyway i had an amplifier stolen out of my house  back in the sixties actually and about a year later i found it at seattle music and police came down picked it up and gave it back to me that's a nice story we like the end of that  one you name drop and whose way hartmann hartman was the owner of seattle music i believe and he's a bass player this is a horrible business why are you in this business charlie morgan i got sucked into it i did indeed right astrology or something well which business are we talking about this business here yeah the music business while i'm in the music business because i love music you know i mean that's that i started out playing trumpet and then i stepped on my trumpet one night at a gig and they said well that's cool because actually we need another guitar player so you're out of the band but i was the only guy that knew how to run the p a or load the truck so they gave me four weeks to learn how to play the guitar and i'm still trying to do that for yeah you probably could get away with it public access so how do you prep for a gig how do you get ready to get that groove on with these guys up on stage and you know is there a process do you have like  well the way i prep for the gig is i load the truck after pulling the gear out of their warehouse drive the truck haul the stuff inside set it up you know that's my calisthenics and then i go over the corner try to recapture my breath and then we start and then it's over and i load the truck so how much of this is like six can i ask that question yeah well you know i got to tell you plainly guitar is not as good as sax but it is a great second all right i just want to i sat down actually that one you know sometimes they're long struggles and sometimes they kind of fall right down that one about a couple hours so the muse hits you and it just got right on paper yeah it's not like it's the most complicated song in the world you're asking a pretty complicated question there are you ready for love i mean that's a deep one well we got to go through that pretty much every day of our lives don't we know is music cathartic for you do you work stuff out in your songs and playing bass and when you don't talk about it play well i think my wife would testify the more music i play the better mood i'm in and general and then the better sex that's how it's all tied to me all right do you have a favorite collaborate do you know the answer to that question who would you like to collaborate with i didn't ask charlie oh man well i did have a i did have a great opportunity  glorious day to spend the day with b b king and that was pretty awesome we got to and he played played on some instrumental things that i had written and we spent the day in the studio and it was that was awesome clapton's right up there stevie ray love stevie but you know and of course any of the beatles living or dead ok good answer charlie you can answer that question let me come back to the drummer and just what would be someone you would love to do want to say this i missed my chance to play with curly cooke before he passed away i had an opportunity to go down and play and some came up and i regretted that and  gangel you know i was all ready to go down and play you know i practice and practice and practice and i thought you know maybe he'd let me stand in the back and just play some chord stuff and i didn't get a chance to do that so i'm grateful that i get to play with this man on guitar because he really raises the bar for me yeah man well said yeah and advice from that would be don't hesitate don't be afraid whatever it was you know it don't put it off it would you go out with me  truth good there's a originals in there some great great blues songs too and i think they want to play another two or maybe one or two or three can we get another one or two out of two sheds jackson tonight ladies and gentlemen it is blues to do t v put your hands together for two sheds jackson record right on the drums danny hope for on the guitar steve boyce on the bass and charlie morgan on the guitar and