Category: Welcome
Burlap and Blues, Summertime CD
By KenBJammen on Jun 29, 2010 | In Welcome | 1 feedback »

Download the newest BAB collab CD, SUMMERTIME now at http://burlapandblues.com/babsummertime/BurlapAndBlues-Summertime.zip Some of the best summertime music. Much more logical to do this than E=MC²
Happy Summer!
By KenBJammen on Jun 21, 2010 | In Welcome | Send feedback »
At this moment, summer is here. BAB is having a summer contest. Make sure that you stop by and listen to some of the great summer related songs we have!
The Summer Solstice occurs when the path of the sun reaches its northern most point in the northern sky. As this name directly relates to the season in the northern hemisphere, this date may be known as the Winter Solstice for those in the southern hemisphere to correspond with the season of winter beginning. The Summer Solstice is also known as the June Solstice, with it occurring usually near June 21st.
The date of the Summer Solstice corresponds to the longest day of the year for the northern hemisphere (and the shortest day of the year for the southern hemisphere). The sun is centered on the Tropic of Cancer (23.5 degrees North), leading to the areas above the Arctic Circle (66.5 degrees North) to receive a full 24 hours of sunlight and for areas below the Antarctic Circle (66.5 degrees South) to have a full 24 hours of darkness.
(courtesty of NWS MKX)
Pick Punch review.
By KenBJammen on Jun 17, 2010 | In Welcome | Send feedback »
The pick punch, a real interesting idea.
I was interested in being able to make my own picks. I thought that a pick punch would be a neat idea, especially since my daughter is always stealing my picks. I was most impressed with the ability to just take anything to make guitar picks.

Analogman DS-1 review part 2
By KenBJammen on Jun 15, 2010 | In Welcome | Send feedback »
In yesterday's review I went over a few tones with the Analogman modified Boss DS-1. When I got this pedal I had an odd chance to see another guitar player who was feeding an OCD into the Analogman. He said the tone was sustain forever with harmonic overtones.
So I pulled out the OCD

and fed it into the Analogman

and away we went.
Happy Memorial Day
By KenBJammen on May 31, 2010 | In Welcome | Send feedback »
Gone but not forgotten.





