Pantera Rocker Rita Haney | ep 009

In this episode, Zane sits down with Rock n Roll Legend, Rita Haney. The two discuss the tragic passing of Dimebag Darrell, their time together, explaining Dime Time and the alcohol brand she just launched, Black Tooth Beverages!
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In this captivating episode of Zane Lamprey’s show, viewers are treated to an intimate conversation with Rita Haney, the longtime girlfriend of legendary Pantera guitarist Dimebag Darrell. Present for much of heavy metal's history, Rita opens up about the profound impact Dimebag had on the music industry and those who knew him personally.
Rita Haney’s perspective offers a rare glimpse into Dimebag Darrell’s personal life, showcasing the balance between his status as a metal icon and the real, down-to-earth person behind the music. Fans of Pantera will particularly appreciate the stories of how Dimebag’s unrelenting passion for music shaped his life and the lives of those around him. Rita shares both heartfelt and humorous moments that paint a picture of a man who, despite his fame, remained humble, approachable, and deeply connected to the people he loved.
As the interview unfolds, Zane Lamprey lets the conversation unfold, allowing Rita to reflect on not just Dimebag’s life but also the monumental influence of Pantera on the heavy metal genre. From unforgettable tours to wild backstage moments, she gives a front-row seat to behind-the-scenes stories that will make any fan feel closer to the band and its history.
More than just a reflection on the past, this episode dives into the lasting legacy of Dimebag Darrell. Rita discusses how his innovative guitar work continues to inspire musicians today, and how his spirit lives on through his fans, family, and close friends. She speaks about her role in preserving his legacy, from involvement in tribute shows to collaborating on projects that keep his memory alive.

[@rilianriggs4620]

1992 Hollywood Palladium. Crowbar opened, White Zombie next then Pantera. I'll never forget it. After White Zombie was done, right before Pantera came out Dime was standing on the right side of the stage where nobody could see him unless you walked around the stage to that side. He was standing there warming up doing scales and I don't know what else..My and my buddies kid were standing 5 feet from him just mesmerized. We're both guitar players. He finally looked over at us and flipped both of us picks. Jim Dunlop heavy. He made 2 young guys very happy that night and all i used from then on were Jim Dunlop heavy.

[@jnprather]

Easily one of their best shows ever. The footage is on KZbin, its incredible.

[@abitoutside1973]

When I was 15 or 16 we would go see them at a place called joes garage in Fort Worth, TX. Thats before they got big..it was cool as hell

[@chriscaputo9229]

It's amazing to search around the inter webs and find stories like these. Dime was one of a kindn

[@Vestu]

You guys brought him luck for the show since it was one of their best. Awesome story too 🤘

[@ratedrawr1411]

The last time I saw Dime was at the Palladium... He was doing the Damageplan thing and Zakk Wylde was there and I was hanging out by the buses drinking with the Kat, Zakk and a few others, I saw Dime still doing something in the back of the venue... I Yelled at him want a Coors Light bud, He said ya when he's done... I ended up having to take off b4 we could hang and have that beer... It was 1 month later he was stolen from us... And I wish I had stayed and gave him that beer, I just thought next time he cruzed thru our city, I'd connect and we'd have that beer... So I still owe him a COOR'S LIGHT... Miss that dude so much... 🤘😎🍻

[@NickATFGuitarMan]

We need more Dime stories from Rita

[@azff]

I talked to her last year at a Pantera show for about 20 minutes. I had several questions about Dime and she answered them for me. I also did two Blacktooth's with Rita. She was so sweet and as cool as she is in this interview. 🥱

[@mellowred22]

Rita and Dime seemed like great people to be friends with their house is so rad Dime really lived that rockstar life but he wasn’t arrogant he was an open book

[@familyheissinger5833]

I’ve been listening to Dimebag’s music for 30+ years, but what I love most is hearing stories about his life… He was such a special person!

[@lightsacco]

She needs to write a book of their life together .

[@Mr.KingsThings]

That's a fact!!!

[@abledrummer]

So very nice. Great interview. I was in a bar on a week night playing darts all alone back in 1996. I was the only long hair guy there. Suddenly this fella with a pink beard walked up to me and asked "Do they serve whiskey here?" I said yes as I was pulling the darts out of the board. He said "Let me buy you a drink!' We drank, sang karaoke together (Sweet Home Alabama...his choice. I live in Jacksonville Fl). Drove around my city in my Toyota Corolla while he kept changing cassettes, ate Krystals, and drove him back to his hotel. I got home around 6 am (my wife was pissed). Two days later at the show, when he saw me backstage, he ran and and hugged me and my wife, he told her "your man saved my ass last night, he's good people!" Dime was amazing, such a genuine guy, no ego. He is truly missd

[@destroyingfear777]

@abledrummer WOW that's awesome and I believe you because I knew him back in the late 80's

[@abledrummer]

@@destroyingfear777 I'm not one that cries when a rocker or celebrity dies...but I cried hard on that tragic day

[@Endlessnameless803]

Rita’s such a genuinely good person. Had the honor of meeting her once and it’s obvious that she actually cares about the fans

[@scramblesthedeathdealer]

Same! She's awesome!

[@Mandilore89]

One thing I hate is we'll never get to see Dime in the social media area. He would have been a GREAT KZbinr/streamer being considered an 'o.g.' vlogger. Dime would have been PERFECT for that!

[@Ottophil]

No, don’t give him a chance to cancel himself, its better he didnt. He would have LOVED the guitar toys that have been invented in the last 20 years. Digital modeling has come a long way

[@jamesrichard5290]

You can buy all the Pantera Home Videos and Dime Vision dvds. He literally did all that already.

[@bidenkidsniffer4926]

Few home video guitar lessons of him in a room. Wish we had more of those

[@adrianbass5560]

He would of been bigger than Mr beast and loved by his fans. Dime was the diamond

[@thehawk05]

This was really great. Rita absolutely needs to do more podcasts……she’s great at telling stories and she’s obviously done a lot of cool shit in her life.

[@Bradleyjohsnon]

She should start a podcast

[@rjseps222]

For what it’s worth Dime’s legacy will be known centuries from now, thanks for the interview Rita, peace ✌️

[@parrishvinson3689]

God bless Rita, i am a pantera fan play guitar because of CFH, met Dime in 04 at earthday birthday in orlando fl. With damageplan and couldnt get into autograph line then dime stopped the line to sign my homemade dime shirt and he was the coolest guy, it made my day. Dime rules !

[@ArtGuitarLTX]

You got Rita on?!?!? holy smokes. Used to watch Three Sheets to the Wind back in the day Zane. Great show. Having some drinks while watching it made me feel like I was drinking with ya. Gotta check out the Black Tooth drinks soon! You the man! Pantera and Dime were a huge influence on my guitar playing. Rock on dude. 🍻Finished hearing... i remember the the night Dime was killed...2004 i believe. December... listened to Rita from here... i cried, my best friends met up and we weeped/drank. 😔... i'll never forget that night.... all of us who knew about Dime knew how cool he was, amazingly funny dude, fun loving rocker. 🥺. That is all.

[@slappyburrito9481]

yoo ritas making a shroom chocolate??? IM DOWN

[@ThePhilVideos]

Great interview. I was one of those “kids” who waited by the bus every time they played my town. Skipped my night school class the first time they came around, used a fake ID to get in. It changed my life. This wasn’t my dad’s or my older brother’s music. This was something new for the 90’s and all mine. I remember my friends and I driving around the east coast to see Pantera 4 times in one week. On the 3rd night, Dime said “weren’t you mfers here last night”? We said yep, see you at the next show too. He said “these guys need a shot”. LOL I’ve been to hundreds of shows since Dime was taken from us but never again felt the sense of brotherhood and experienced the downright craziness that I did at those Pantera shows.

[@becausebecausewhy]

This was special. She is special.

[@OniHasan]

This is beautiful! Being a hardcore dime enthusiast this was equally amazing and emotional. Thanks for having her

[@hunterdavis4751]

Check out the recent Grady champion interview with Dean zelinski. So easy to watch as a Dimebag fan

[@Joshua-bo2ln]

​@@hunterdavis4751Thanks for that info will check that out.

[@jodymills3138]

Dime was such a great guitar player. Such a great dude. God bless you Rita. He was one of a kind.

[@RiffageRyan]

Much love to you Rita. Thank you for sharing your stories and keeping Dime's spirit alive ❤

[@shamelesskindness]

She's ruined it

[@scramblesthedeathdealer]

​@shamelesskindness How could you say that? I met her two years ago and she is a genuinely great person.

[@Joshua-bo2ln]

​@@shamelesskindnessSeriously? What makes you say that? I'm genuinely curious.

[@MMFF00]

So glad I got to meet Rita about 10 years ago at Mayhem Fest. She was there promoting Dime Hardware and not many people were stopping, so I got talk to her about Dime and his inspiration to me with playing guitar for like 10 minutes. Awesome person and it made her smile having that conversation. Still have the picture with her too 🤘🏻

[@elpistolas4485]

Loved this, you were so respectful with Rita and gave her a chance to make us have a great time. Big repect 🫶🏻❤️

[@rtaylor1105]

Don't mess with Momma rita..we'll all come for you. She's rock royalty..period

[@themousethatroared3559]

Thats right. There will be 50 somthing metal heads like me coming for your ass boy. Great interview Dude. 👍

[@sukottoshinobe7360]

100% automatically protected and honored

[@palaholic1889]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Freddie Mercury is Rock royalty, this chick is just someone who banged a rockstar.

[@palaholic1889]

Rock royalty?!? 😂😂😂 Groupies don't get royalty status.

[@metalmacabre9991]

​​@@palaholic1889lmfao yup! They weren't married so that's what she is. 30 years together is a long time and he never tied the knot with her.

[@DamianMurdoch1]

Thank you Rita! You should start your own podcast and tell us everything! 🖤

[@kennypreston3302]

Rita, you seem like a genuine person. I am a long time fan of dime.i am sorry for your loss,no matter how much time has passed since his untimely passing. Your smile is up lifting ..and I love what you are doing in dimes name!!

[@gilmourdimegates]

I wish this guy knew more about Dime. He could've asked more pertinent questions.

[@Ottophil]

Every think maybe hes asking for those who don’t ?

[@Dubbag]

right? He didn't even get the man's death year right like WTF. Also IDK if it's just me but I feel like he was very crass about it how he brought it up.

[@steventalavera2381]

Thanks I don't have to say it. This guy knows nothing.

[@efwfew]

I agree, also it's a bit weird to open up literally with his death. Could have set it up a bit better

[@erikwalters3009]

Yeah he definitely did not do his research

[@matthewblackwood4704]

This guy is interviewing Rita and doesn't even know Dime was killed on stage?

[@jdrocknroll]

Yeah I’m suprised there’s not more comments about this, seems very uneducated about the subject matter and also up his own ass way too much, like a lot of podcast hosts unfortunately.

[@adrianbass5560]

Nor the fact he was shot in 2004. No research

[@adamturner1563]

Rita is such an awesome and noble person. I love this lady a whole lot. Its awesome that phillip pushed dime and rita onwards to be together. LORDS UNMATCHED FOREVER ON AND ON AND FORWARD ! STRONGER than all. 💚💚👈👈!! .... This Love indeed.

[@markfuller7306]

That was so good!! I used to see Pantera in Texas before they got famous, but I never got to meet Dime until they opened for Skid Row in early '92. He was out "circulating" by the concessions just like Rita talked about. He was the nicest, most coolest guy ever. We just talked a lot about Dead Horse because we both had a Dead Horse shirt on, and a couple other Houston bands. The only other famous guitarist I've met is Eddie Van Halen. And as most of you know, Eddie placed one of his famous guitars in Dime's grave. Thanks for sharing your story, Rita! And thank you Zane! Btw, I met you in Houston too. lol

[@TIGERGUTS]

Ya gotta love Rita. She has so much Soul! Thank you for being you Rita! x

[@ZakkofAllTradesOfficial]

I was one of those kids waiting outside in 1998. Dime literally treated me like a little brother and I'll never forget that. Rest in power big bro \m/

[@LeonLandgren-qt9pg]

3:33 dimetime!

[@jfoust7945]

Reflecting on discovering KISS!

[@LeonLandgren-qt9pg]

​@@jfoust7945oh!

[@joachimhofmeijer7501]

Much love to Rita from all CFH fans in Sweden!!. Your DIMEBAG will never be forgotten!!. ❤️🙏CFH🙏❤️

[@Chainsaw_HM-2]

Dimebag clothing line?! *“Getcha Pullover!”*

[@FuzzSquatch]

Zane got really lucky to have this opportunity

[@mikeys7536]

Just can’t help but wonder what Dime would be doing now if he was around. I really think Vinnie would still be here too if he was. We would probably be seeing the original lineup at the shows.

[@redacted2275]

Vinnie would definitely be here if Dime was alive. The Pantera fans who ignore how much of an impact the *avoidable, stupid* death of Dime had on Vinnie while creating excuses for Pantera to return as Pantera now without them is putrid... Asking the fans who have a problem with that to "get over it". Vinnie never did, he couldn't. If I love Darrell just because of what I hear/see from him and got shook up with that, imagine what Vinnie must've felt until his demise. I understand all the resentment he had about the tragedy.

[@DarrenDavis-ov7zz]

Zane, that was fantastic. Great idea havin Dimebag's hag on with you, Rockin' Rita is the greatest. I used to watch them at houston shows in the 80's and just before they hit it big with Cowboys from hell. Last time Pantera played Houston was at the Astroarena and the packed it and we went backstage afterward and hung out with Dime, Rex and Vince. It was absolutely amazing. I miss those days because I would see Dime n Vince at the Woodlands pavillion at th BLS/Judas Priest show, actually sept. 7th 2004, and that was the last time I saw and hung out with Zakk, Dime and Vince. I hung outside the Galaxy in Deep Ellum after the Thin Lizzy show and Dime n Zakk came out back to hang and Tommy Aldridge, John Sykes etc. in 2003. Lots of cool memories, Dimetime is a sacred time every day. Gotta remember it. Gitcher pull on that rig.

[@guido9964]

Amazing interview, more podcast Rita !!!

[@ap_111s4]

This is a beautiful conversation. Thank you Rita for sharing these stories with us, Dime will live forever in our hearts

[@dimeistheway1982]

I love Dimebag and Rita - I have a whole room in my house dedicated to him with a bunch of his guitars, amps, rack effects, etc.

[@elsuperbeasto8492]

Thank you so much for doing this podcast and telling your and Dime’s story. Especially about that horrible day. As you were telling your experience of that horrible day I couldn’t help but tear up listing to you. It took me back to that next morning when I heard the news when I got to work. I felt paralyzed and didn’t know what to do. My hero was murdered. I had the pleasure of meeting Dime twice, once at one of his Randall clinics and the next after a show Pantera had finished playing on the RtS tour and both experiences were such a delight that I will never ever forget. Dime has been a huge influence in my life and he is still my hero at 47. Like many his guitar playing influenced me and my guitar playing to this day.Thank you so much for this Rita.

[@mikeyhodge6191]

This is amazing. Idk if I’ve ever heard a long form interview from Rita. Great sit down!

[@Originalacousticmusic]

“Guess I didn’t do my homework.” Zane Lamprey How do you not know everything Dime! lol

[@kanewalsh3167]

This woman should be protected at all costs...what a gem of a human, cool as fuck. Thank you for being so open Rita. You rule dude 🤟🖤

[@muelbag]

i met rita at the dime hardwear booth 8/6/23 and ill never forget it, complete coincidence as i was asking if she was around and got told no because she as feeding the cats (on tour LMAO) i went to turn and take my loss but there she was coming out of the bus to come to the booth and came up and took a picture with me. greatest experience ever!!!!! hope shes at bezerkus!

[@BataraKado]

dude zane needs to invite Rita back for a heap of episodes. i could listen to Rita talk about Dimebag stories forever...

[@jgrinnell8376]

Love and respect to Rita. RIP Dime.

[@peckerwood780]

I've always loved Rita. I dont like that you opened up to her with Dimes murder tho. She's got more to offer than the worst day of her life dood.

[@scottthomas4779]

God bless Rita. She's done such a great job keeping Dimes legacy alive.

[@FoodXBert]

Dimbag Daryll was such a legend. I was in my high school welding class and I found out that he died from some of my classmates and we were all in shock. Its such a loss. Its up there with Kurt Cobain, Chris Cornell and Chester Benington. Its just really sad. His broth Vinnie was also such a powerful drummer. Im sure he would be alive if Dimebag was alive.

[@ChrisPBacon-wq4pu]

:( bless this woman. It still haunts her what happened that day. She's very very strong for talking about that tragic day.

[@zakkwyldesliver]

Fanatical about hygiene, but was best friends with Zakk Wylde. Paradoxical.

[@olfarmboy405]

Thank you Rita! We need a part 2. Roll with it or get rolled over!

[@Dead_Again1313]

Texan metal Queen right there. Absolute rock royalty.

[@Bergnutz]

5 minutes in I'm hooked..thank you for putting this together ...I got to see Rita in Milwaukee for the pantera celebration and it was the cherry on top of a great night

[@echobutcher7027]

I still love hearing stories about Dimebag....Thank you Rita Haney for keeping his spirits alive....I will buy some black teeth grin in his honor 🤘🤘🤘🥃🥃🥃

[@Norman-Bates]

That was a great pod cast, I could listen to Rita for hours. Please do more!!!

[@codyneedham3027]

This is awesome dude. I wish more people would interview Rita more. Shes still a fun loving sweetheart . RIP Darrell !!

[@joshhellstorm184]

I can listen to Dime stories all day. Plus, It's cool that your a comic music and comedy are my two favorite things.

[@slgpph]

I must’ve seen Pantera 10 times while living in Phoenix from 95 to 2001. Mesa Amphitheater and Compton terrace were amazing memories.

[@COU51N.Kyle.]

This was a gift Thank you so much for this❤

[@sjgoode6590]

This podcast was amazing, and Rita is a great storyteller. Man i got choked up when she did talking about Dime. He was such a great guitarist and funny human being, I still love watching his homemade videos. Hope to see Rita do more of these, as she has an amazing gift for it. RIP DIME you are missed! ❤

[@ChrisPBacon-wq4pu]

Aww that was deep when she started talking about the" I love you " moments. ❤️

[@jasonwinter8716]

Pro tip: Always keep your liquor and mixers at room temp and use a lot of ice. The ice will melt and you'll be hydrated as you drink.

[@IronGent]

Awesome podcast, would love to hear more stories from Rita.

[@codyneedham3027]

That shot game is awesome, drunk off love !!! Getcha pull.

[@chrisloud1976]

Amazing interview, really touching. It’s amazing how she was an integral part of Dime’s sound 🤘

[@shamelesskindness]

No she wasn't

[@chrisloud1976]

@@shamelesskindness how do you know?

[@ChicoBlanca6977]

So I have one major gripe about this interview. While the interview itself was okay, and the interviewee is IMO royalty in the metal camp and I'm grateful to have finally heard her story, I'm pretty frikkin perturbed and the fact that Zane had essentially zero knowledge regarding the subject matter. Every Gen X'er metalhead and even millennials share the common knowledge of what happened to Dime, and when, and exactly where. Ppl not even into the culture are privy to those horrific events and this guy couldn't even get the fucking year right, being five years off. Like c'mon man. Steve O learned the hard way not long ago what results from not doing your homework before either having a guest or being a guest on an interviewing platform. Everything is on the Internet nowadays. It's not rocket surgery gaining a little bit of basic frikkin knowledge, ZANE. Then u wouldn't receive negative comments like this particular one that points out your ignorance. Are u even a fan of Pantera? Or any metal? I'm gonna assume that's a fat NO. Also to avoid unnecessary time being wasted with the retellings of basic information that can instead be filled with other tidbits not widely known to us fans, I think Rita, and all other relevant individuals, outta screen their interviewer before they accept the invitation bc chances are if the interview isn't up to speed with the bare basics of his potential mark, his viewers are likely just as oblivious. Just my opinion. Other than that, I guess I can say I enjoyed the interview as this was the first one I've seen withnRita and I look forward to more of them and hopefully any future interviewers will do their due diligence by educating themselves beforehand. ✌🏽🤘🏽

[@Kane-yg5zy]

Wow! Rita is still so strong after all these years!🤘 So pretty too!

[@joeljameson4961]

I enjoyed this, haven't seen Rita this candid before. Wish the Host knew the most basic details about Dimebag tho.

[@xXGR8WHITEXx]

Awesome interview! I was lucky enough to see Pantera live 4 times including the last show they ever played in the USA. Dime was and is the best guitar player in metal in my opinion and is a huge influence on my playing. Thank you to Rita for doing this interview. GETCHA PULL!! 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@ROYHASDYN]

ThRita Haney!! Awesome ❤

[@jasonhicks9246]

We need more Rita stories please

[@LeonLandgren-qt9pg]

Not an eye dry for this. Thx😢.

[@jasoncrump1886]

Much love and gratitude Rita keep on keeping on . Rest in power Abbott bros. We miss ya.

[@marvinshenk]

Only got to see Pantera twice. First time was Ozzfest 97 in Virginia. Crowd went bonkers and tore the grass field up, and Pantera got banned from the venue. Second time was about 2000 on the Reinventing the Steel tour. Me and 3 friends drove from San Fran to San Jose with no tickets, and people outside the venue wanted more money than we could afford for tickets. On our sad walk back to the car, we found an unmarked door. We walked inside, and it led straight to backstage. We walked through like we belonged there, walked onto the stage and down onto the floor and enjoyed a great Pantera show free of charge!!!

[@karenoconnor700]

Fantastic interview 👍

[@acousticfoxx]

I love listening to Rita's stories. RIP Dimebag

[@Poom831]

AWESOME interview. I could sit and listen to her for hours..

[@jodyho2477]

Very cool interview I could listen to her stories all day long..I’m so glad n feel so blessed to hv seen Pantera in Fayetteville nc back in the day..coal chamber,machine head and Pantera what an awesome show..

[@1371greer]

Thank you Rita! I’m sad you had to go through that interview. You did great, the interviewer should have done his research and been much more respectful of your time sharing such an emotional moment of your life.

[@AarosConcerts]

Incredible! Rita is awesome 🙌

[@Jfricke8]

This whole interview is pure gold, she seems like an awesome person

[@dethpig420]

Dimebag forever

[@1997rodman]

So great to see this,I love Rita,hearing kind of how her relationship with dime started and hearing all these stories was so dope and refreshing,she should do a podcast of her own,so sad that the last of the Abbott family(atleast that I know of.)Jerry passed away,but the legacy that family left behind will never be forgotten long live the Abotts and Pantera,Damageplan,and Hellyeah!gotta have me a blacktooth!Getcha pull!

[@RichardBinder-dx7fk]

I met Rita at a Heaven and Hell show in Grand Prairie, Texas. She was with Rex Brown and Kat. I was wearing a Dimebag t shirt and she said nice shirt. Very cool Texas girl.

[@thetoneknob4493]

i was 15 the first time i saw pantera. and i was devastated wen dimebag was killed, it still gets me time to time.

[@soulburn6671]

Wow this was an amazing episode. They went through everything together. I have always felt for Rita ever since I read a book on Dimes Life. They truly loved each other.

[@Drust49]

I'm French I've been listening to Pantera since I was 9 or years old and I remember what I was wearing and what I was doing on Thursday (time difference and news) when I heard the news that day I was 14 years old, I was in middle school before going to the canteen on the library computer with my best friend, they started crying while reading the article. I will always regret not having been able to see him live with Pantera to buy the whiskey if it is not in the USA, is it not possible?

[@joshuajones5825]

I met Rita last year during the Pantera tribute

[@joshuacasey6967]

Thoroughly enjoyed this video! Thanks to both of you!

[@JCHAS333]

Im friends with a Columbus band called Bobaflex...They played at the Al Rosa alot...They played not long after what happened...Marty the singer/guitarist asked me to help him get his amp off stage...Then when i did he pointed out where Dimes blood was still on the carpet on stage...Its pretty crazy they left it.😔

[@CharlieWielowski]

That's fucked 😞

[@simonlane6649]

What a sweetheart Rita is.

[@Bonz-vc8zd]

Rita is such an awesome chick. Lucky to have the privledge of meeting her @ the Hellyeah show in Connecticut opening up for them.

[@christopher-xi2ey]

She's such a sweetheart, I'm southern and she's like the mother figures in my life

[@TimTrutone]

Really enjoyed this. Rita is cool!!! Gotta love true southern folks! There's still a few of us out there! - with love from NC.

[@trixdropd]

Rita is awesome. I'd love to hear much more!

[@Bradleyjohsnon]

Rita looks like the lady from devils reject 😂 legendary

[@CraigMansfield]

I loved Dimebag. I don't even want to listen to this podcast because it upsets me. The man was just a great person.

[@TheWretchedSpawn]

Thanks for the 333 story. I always was curious

[@scramblesthedeathdealer]

I love Rita, did a shot of whiskey with her last year in Columbus, Ohio! Much love ❤, getcha pull!

[@MichaelKane-d6g]

I really enjoyed hearing about his life and the life experiences between them both but as a guitarist and fan of his I was seriously disappointed to not hear in detail what's up with the new guitar and amp models we have been waiting long enough!

[@NickelsackJack]

Tears when Rita starts to cry

[@elburden]

God damn, need a part 2 (…and threeeee).

[@jasonchance9121]

Every man needs the RIGHT woman and The Icon had his… His memory will never die nor will her love for him. #333 🍻