"Feeling Her Gone" performed by Gindick & Monteith

Playing gigs requires knowing your place in the scheme of things. 1.grateful to play. 2. Knowing its baseball night. 3. Knowing people are there to eat and drink. 4. Loving the energy even with lack of attention. 5. Playing your ass off cause you might as well. For more info, www.Gindick.com

[@iharchas8161]

Loved the song!

[@seanhammond4034]

Great Song

[@billgausman5887]

Great!

[@rgwilkins7724]

Jesus, One on the best playing without recognition. Love you dude, hope to see you at the Beacon Theater some day.

[@jamcamp06]

For some reason my hat doesn't fit this morning. THANKS, RG Wilkins.

[@spoofsters]

Love that song Jon. I hope one day Clarksdale jam camp will come back again 🙏. Side note, gotta be tough playing your heart out and competing with a baseball game....sheesh

[@jamcamp06]

Thank you, brother. As the great Charlie Musselwhite once said, and I havent forgotten, "We are men come to do a job." This workmans attitude really helps. And on a side note, its much better than playing to nobody. After a gig, I have champaign ein my blood for days.

[@spoofsters]

@@jamcamp06 what a great quote and attitude from Mr. Musselwhite. I'll definitely remember that. "Better than playing to nobody"...gonna remember that too. Bless you brother 🙏🙌💙

[@TheQueguy]

That's why they call it art, Jon. Thanks for teaching me to play the harp.