Oh man, me too.....beautifully said. I've played guitar for over fifty years and Jeff was my hero, always will be. The day after we all heard I was driving along listening to Planet Rock and Wyatt gave a heartfelt tribute and played Hammerhead....that was it, I had to pull over because I couldn't drive for all the tears. I was like that for days.....thank goodness all my friends and colleagues understood. The thing I loved the most about Jeff was that everything he did was high risk, especially live, and there was no hiding place...it could go either way. Seeing him live was like seeing a boxer enter the ring, a fearless spirit who never stopped pushing the boundaries of his own creativity. He did so much for others too, rarely spoken of, and he was such a great champion for women in music as well. He was one of one and we'll never see his like again, but we are so blessed to have his amazing body of work to enjoy forever. For anyone that hasn't heard it, listen to 'The Final Peace' on 'There And Back' then ponder that he did it in ONE TAKE......it chokes me up every single time, so full of emotion and beauty, the technique totally serving the music as only he could do. If I see you at the bar one day TheBlueskyson, the next round is on me......👍

​@@BolshyTwanger For 44 years, I've known what I want played at my funeral; at my final peace.