Tour of Randy Rhoads Private Teaching Studio & First Guitar w/ Kelle Rhoads at MUSONIA

/ jordanthelion Kelle Rhoads gives us a private tour of his family's music school that his mother, him, and his brother Randy Rhoads (Quiet Riot/Ozzy Osbourne) all worked and taught at, including many great stories and personal items. crazy train ozzy osbourne live guitar genius guitar god

[@Munkifu]

40 years later and he still sounds better than 95% of anything since he died. Just amazing!!

[@madhatter3015]

I can feel Randys energy through his brother .He was such a special person .His family is too .

[@paulaitix77]

his brother is a scam artist, photos of doorknobs randy touched??? omg sooo super ridiculous and GROSS!

[@easternyellowjacket276]

What Kelle and Kathy and Rudy Sarzo are doing is helping to solidify a historical legacy of this fantastic musician. It is wonderful to observe their dedication.

[@brandonbutts7468]

The Rhoads family ,what a class act! Kelley is a awesome older brother!

[@robg8784]

So True!!They are Genuine !

[@davidcoon3602]

Dusty too?

[@patton303]

He’s still hurting and still clearly misses his brother terribly. 😢

[@Troutflies71]

I miss him and I never met him. Often wonder where he'd be on the Rushmore of guitar players had he lived

[@douglassnodgrass5808]

I feel that also

[@ryandeanlindgren9054]

Cool! Thanks for Sharing.

[@Nickk81]

Agreed

[@christopherclark564]

Randy Rhodes was a truly a superlative musician. The purity of his music is in the highest echelon. Randy Rhodes was a Lutheran as well. He was a pure human being.

[@VinceGenella]

I was lucky enough to get a similar tour from Delores Rhoads back in 1989. She had me sign a book they kept out for visitors. She told me so many great stories about Randy and before I left she signed one of the schools business cards. I wish I had video or even a camera! She spent about two hours with me.

[@deadshot4245]

the nicest family. Real shame what happened to Randy. Always one of my influences big time

[@dr.j5642]

That place needs to be turned into a museum. Randy's memory must be preserved for future generations, even now he is becoming more and more underrated, partly due to the sheer magnitude of his greatness overwhelming what praise he does receive today.

[@user-fm7cb4uf3l]

That is very well put and should be taken to heart , Randy is the Best .

[@davidmerlin3344]

Randy is not becoming underrated. He is hailed as one of The Best Ever.

[@dr.j5642]

@@davidmerlin3344 Yes, he is hailed as one of the best ever, but that means little if the list of "the best ever" is over 100 guitarists long. His greatness is definitely diluted nowadays. Randy is akin to a Michael Jordan or Kobe Bryant like figure among guitarists in my opinion, and that gets lost among so many metal and hardrock fans today. What makes it even more tragic is that the studio recordings of Randy's work does not really do his playing any kind of justice. I have myself converted several people on Randy, who didn't really hold him in high regard, and didn't understand the fanfare, because they had never heard the Tribute Album, which is the only album which truly captures the magic of Randy's playing, with its tone, clarity, and sheer aggression.

[@216trixie]

It is. He has turned it into a private museum. So he can relive the past on and on and on.

[@dougcoleburn1579]

Even current Ozzy interviews when they ask him about Randy it hits him deep in the heart. He loved Randy to no end.

[@dougcoleburn1579]

Fred Virtuoso Ozzy knows Randy was the best guitarists he’d ever seen. Interesting wonder where Randy was going if he was dropping out of the band? Teaching?

[@dougcoleburn1579]

Fred Virtuoso never knew any of this - thanks for the info.

[@robertszymanski717]

This comment here is making my eyes tear 😭 a lot... I met Randy Rhoades a long time ago....

[@alanfrehley1373]

Kelle is a stand-up guy. Very proud, and rightfully so, of his Much-missed brother.

[@billfariss1514]

An absolutely awesome mini documentary. I was very impressed with Randy"s brother and how he is certainly the true and complete messenger of truth to the world about Randy's life, music career and death. Thanks!

[@skorpian34]

Randy's grace and music are still touching lives and inspiring musicians after all these years.

[@leet2089]

Glad all Randy's guitars are still with the family

[@Sm-nc1fh]

lee T they recently got stolen actually. Its very sad :(

[@R_Thomp]

@@Sm-nc1fh that's so wrong man on so many levels

[@Sm-nc1fh]

James McCracken quiet riot and more was with it.

[@Anidawehi]

Zakk Wylde was given one of Randy's guitars.

[@ericm5151]

@@Anidawehi Ozzy gave Zakk a Jackson Concorde based off Randys original. Grover Jackson built it and Zakk got a vest of Randy's he wore onstage by Sharon.

[@DonnyMusto]

Great Interview. You made Kelle so comfortable he just couldn't stop talking about Randy. You gain a new friend with him. Awesome!

[@countvond233]

Bless Kelle, Kathy and Dee. They each have gone beyond the call for Randy's fans.

[@archiecervantes160]

This was an awesome interview, I was fortunate to see Randy in Davenport, Iowa in 1981! He was truly amazing, I can only imagine what kind of music he'd be putting out if he was still with us. His brother rocks and I'm sure Randy is proud of him for keeping his memory alive 👍🎸

[@DazewithJordantheLion]

+Archie Cervantes thank you very much for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed the history!

[@elpato598]

wow, i am been sitting on the edge of my seat watching this. Kelle was just so warm and forthcoming, you could tell he really liked Jordan and appreciated how respectful he was. I feel like i learned so much about Randy, but of course i couldn't help but feel sad watching this. So many things left unfinished, unsaid and we will never know what could have been.

[@reneemeansecho]

Jordan The Lion, you are a real good interviewer . I loved your enthusiasm and you brought out a side of Kelle I havent seen before , Its very comfortabe , informative, Great questions and thank you for filming this . Kelle is someone I have been want to meet as well as Kathy. The best interview of the Musonia and Kelle Rhoads in general I have ever seen, Rock on ;)

[@DazewithJordantheLion]

+the Flying BounceHouse huge thank you! I'm humbled.

[@robertmabe8425]

@@DazewithJordantheLion hey Jordan I think that pic was found in winsted CT , why I say that is , I worked with one of Randy's cousins. If I'm wrong let me know..thanks for this video.

[@robertmabe8425]

@@DazewithJordantheLion also in one part of this video, you asked how long would he have been with Ozzy, Randy was going to leave Ozzy to teach classical music at Berkeley.

[@bakerXderek]

This was so amazingly entertaining ! I live right down the street from his grave and he's been my inspiration and idol my whole life with playing. Great share man !

[@mustangracer5124]

My parents are buried 100 ft. from him,

[@ericmaher6606]

Where is he buried?

[@anthonyhaworth9229]

This guy is amazing and kind and Randy must be so proud of his family even though he is on the other side ,,,it’s a superb blog..thank you

[@craigberteit7451]

Jordan, great interview. And for Kelle to let you hold that 1st electric guitar Randy played really is an honor...Kelle doesn't let just anyone touch let alone SEE stuff like that that is so sentimental to the Rhoads family. I've personally gotten to know Kelle and Kathy and Richard I'd say last 4-5 years through musician friends of mine that perform in the Randy Rhoads Remembered gig that Brian Tichy puts together. The Rhoads family are the nicest most down to earth people's I've ever met, and that as well goes for Nick & Jenna D'argenzio as well

[@DazewithJordantheLion]

+Craig Berteit thank you!

[@craigberteit7451]

Daze with Jordan the Lion you have to experience the Randy Rhoads Remembered gig when Tichy puts it on during NAMM show in Anaheim in January

[@geraldwehrlin7565]

Can you imagine being one of the lucky few who took lessons from Randy?

[@Bricklinsv1970]

that for sure should be a museum.

[@beachcomber4141]

Yes. It is that important.

[@HonRevPTB]

THIS IS OUTSTANDING!!!!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR DOING THIS & POSTING IT!!!!!!! Kelle seems like such a decent guy!!!!!!! What a great place with an incredible history!!!!!!!

[@DazewithJordantheLion]

+HonRevPTB one of the nicest people I've ever met. He appreciates history just as much as the rest of us and wants to keep everything as authentic as possible. I wish there were more like him in the world.

[@beachcomber4141]

Cheers brother!!!!!!!!

[@jamiemartinez8674]

I use to see Randy Rhodes in Quiet Riot in the late 70s and I knew even back then he was special.He was phenomenonal in Ozzy.RIP Randy...PS I have never seen Kelle so animated..credit to you Jordan..

[@StoneMalone]

Kelle Rules! Great man and even better friend!

[@aronray5891]

Dude you are a lucky man indeed!! I'm a major Randy Rhodes/ Dimebag Darrell guy!! I live in the Dallas area, so I've been able a couple times to go to Dimes grave, and his home and studio, but I've never been out there in LA to see Randy's grave, or the music school he taught at!! Very nice bro!! 👊

[@Aaronhenrymusic]

Randy Was, and Still remains one of my idols! This is a very cool interview, Great Job man!

[@sandranokes7443]

It is so great hearing that a whole family has preserved their family history in one place. And that it will be passed down. I hope that he or his sister have children that will want to keep the family tradition going. This was very moving, seeing this man, who loves his brother so much, that he has preserved his moments in life for people to see and learn from. And that they are all musicians is amazing. Thank you for taking this tour and letting everyone get to know one of your favorite guitar players.

[@Wild1995]

Kelle seems like a gentle soul the way Randy was. Simply amazing. THANK YOU for this

[@jimmyjennings8956]

Man i love this video, thanks Jordan you are the man and or the lion brother, dairy of a mad man is a masterpiece music by Randy, R.I.P. Randy i still listen to and im still trying to learn your music because its the best of all, you were the greatest of all Ozzy's guitarist and we all know how good they were so you are and always will be at the top.

[@andreamulder3184]

Wow! This is really special! I really hope that it can be turned into a museum, even only to preserve this house and Randy Rhoads legacy.

[@Taters_comics_n_collectibles]

Idk why this doesn't have so many views this was pure joy and sadness to see, and did anyone else get chills when they seen that guitar that was Randy's first electric? You sir are very lucky could only imagine what you felt when you grabbed that guitar. Cheers

[@johnnyterminator2004]

Amazing video. Good to know they still have all of Randy’s gear

[@scottchilds5726]

I never met Randy but I love you all like family, God bless you all. Thank you with all my heart.

[@robg8784]

AWESOME! VERY KOOL ! KELLE IS A GENTLEMAN AND AMAZING MUSICIAN ALSO. THANKS FOR SHARING

[@belia1313]

Great vlog Jordan Randy was a little guy such a musical genius taken so young may he RIP

[@jasonalba1365]

Love this interview!! Randy's brother is cool and humble. I'm sure you can feel Randy's spirit and energy at that place.

[@missykowalewski]

OMG Jordan. This is truly history as it was.... as it is. Almost like a time capsule only not planned. Absolutely freakin amazing !!!!!! Like u said " who doesn't know Randy Rhodes"

[@larryirwin3161]

Randy Rhoads ''Rocks''!! My Parents named my younger brother after Randy Rhoads back on December 14th 1979 Jordan the Lion. RIP Randy You will always be remembered in this Family.

[@guitarslinger32269]

I’m a longtime guitar teacher. I know Randy inspired legions of guitar players…as he did me, but he also inspired me as a teacher; the care he put into it…the importance he put on scales, technique…exercises; theory etc….I wanted the same success. I recall reading he had 35 weekly students…which for me at the time seemed unfathomable…so when I achieved it..I felt I arrived…and I’ve maintained that for decades. Fast forward to today…I got my own music school..and my pastel Randy drawing from high school is on the wall of my studio. What a loss…but an incredibly blessing Randy was to everyone he knew…so it certainly seems.

[@RobertFairweatherMusic]

Thank you for making this doc. What an intimate look inside a special musical family.

[@dml190]

This is absolutely amazing! thank you for filming this. I have been a fan of Randy for years and really envy this adventure you were able to go on. You must have felt really humble and surprised by some of the things Kelle said and let you do. Just by watching this video I had shivers running down my spine and the hairs on my arms standing like when you walked into the room Randy taught in and held the first electric guitar he played, I can only imagine how you must have really felt.

[@DazewithJordantheLion]

+dml190 I'm so glad you got such a pleasure out of seeing it.. preserving great history for others is very important to me

[@dml190]

I thank you for doing it. It's these kind of things that bring previously unknown facts to light, like Randys guitars being locked up and can only be accessed if Kelle or Kathy sign a document for example. Either way, I am glad you enjoy what you do.

[@beachcomber4141]

This is history. And this is very important. RR was and will always be one of the greatest electric guitar players to ever wield a 6 string.

[@hillrocks]

dml190 especially holding Randy’s first guitar

[@skinsfan0084]

21:19 LOL !!! Jordan, I must say, I have been watching your videos for years and this has to be one of the BEST videos I have watched. kelle seems like a really cool guy, so humble, he would be an awesome guy to hang out with. His enthusiasm and his generosity is awesome, the fact that he invited us into his private life and show not only his brother, but his mother also, this is truly an amazing tour and Kelle's love for his family is shown throughout. Thank you for an awesome video and for allowing us this opportunity to meet a Kelle. Awesome job Jordan.

[@SuperSoFlow]

Wow! This made me smile the whole time watching until he said he doesn't let anyone hold the guitar but he would let you, that made me cry. This is an absolutely incredible exchange. I'm so happy for you that you got the opportunity to go do that. The guy is like a unicorn. You just don't meet such genuine and generous human beings like that too often. Rudy Sarzo is another super talented and sweet person. My ex husband's band got to open up for Quiet Riot, on the east coast not too long before Kevin passed. I was mesmerized by Rudy's performance. I only took a few pictures (back in the film days) and there was an orb and an interesting fog by Rudy. I posted one of them on Facebook and Rudy liked it. That made my day.

[@chrissargent8398]

Cool video! He was so accommodating and kind to you..

[@kenedie4646]

I visited the school in 1997. 4 of us flew out from Toronto to L.A. I called mrs. Rhoads, set up an appointment, we went the next day and met her. She gave us 45 minutes. She was an absolutely stellar person. She answered questions, we had a great visit. Being the Randy freak that I am, this was unbelievable to me. I was at Randy's cemetery for his 30th memorial, with a buddy of mine. Met Kelle, Kathy, and Frankie Banali . My friend had it set up with Kelly Garni, that we would take him out to lunch up the street. So we took him and his buddy to a Mexican restaurant, and we each did a 10 question video interview with him. Cool guy. These were the biggest things that I ever did. The latest big thing is I'm pretty soon getting a polka-dot v from Karl Sandoval , who made Randy's v. I have been a Randy nut since Blizzard of Ozz . Randy is the greatest!!

[@austinbaird6311]

"im sweatin like bill cosby looking at a sleeping beauty video" lol. i met kelle and kathy a few years back and took a tour of musonia myself. awesome guy, he even played some songs on piano off his record Pride and Profanity for my Mom, Dad and myself. Try the randy rhoads wine at D'Argenzio Winery room in Burbank!

[@DazewithJordantheLion]

+Austin Baird great quote

[@sumbuddy63]

Fantastic!! I remember the first time hearing Blizzard of Oz and literally becoming obsessed with the guitar work on that masterfully crafted album. To this day I haven't heard anything as amazing as the guitar on Diary of a Madman. This video was a great way to feel a different sort of connection Thank you.

[@robm321]

Great video. Really enjoyed being able to see Randy's studio, etc. Kelle is a cool and funny man, "I'm sweating like Bill Cosby watching a Sleeping Beauty movie".

[@EricMartinSmithOfficial]

absolutely amazing video. You did a wonderful job ..you made his day. you can tell he was genuinely opening up to you

[@DazewithJordantheLion]

+Eric Martin Smith thanks!!!

[@crpb5293]

Hey Jordan. You probably won't see this, considering the age of this video, but I'm so glad I found it. I've been watching some of your videos. Very cool stuff. It's very nice to find out you're so interested in music, as I am. I'm 50, play mainly bass now but started on guitar. And I started on guitar because I heard Eddie and Randy in VH and QR - BO (before Ozzy), respectively. It was all over for me after that. I've seen Kelle in interviews before, but this was by far the best and most personal. Randy's first electric guitar! I learned a bunch of things when I thought I had it all down. The nanny being the one in the plane was a surprise! And I didn't know it was for pictures, although Randy being into photography doesn't surprise me. A lot of musicians get into it, including me. Going to visit the school is on my bucket list, and seeing it here was awesome. Thanks!

[@AntonovichHicksenbrau]

Nothing but love - many nights I had parked in front of this building and slept one off... Thank you Rhoads family

[@DazewithJordantheLion]

+Tony Hicks they are great people

[@bradford7944]

all these years later, and no other guitarist touches my ears like the blizzard and diary albums!....his style was UN-deniable....probably the only guitarist In rock since his death that was TRULY original! RIP RR! was 10 yrs old in 81, and it touches me til this moment! would love to visit one day if i would get to cali!

[@puertecitos6888]

I live close by and I still cant get there....you aint missing much, nothing against the mighty RR..but, don't waste your time kiddo.

[@bradford7944]

Puertecitos68 kiddo?..im44

[@puertecitos6888]

brad ford I'm 64....kiddo.

[@beachcomber4141]

Randy was an original, for sure. One of the greatest guitarist to ever pick up an electric.

[@sandit6618]

Randy was the best !! R.I.P

[@fonzerellie3518]

Damm shame he passed , so much talent .

[@louhallwas4145]

This is so great! You have a great repore with Kelle! You might want to consider getting a proper documentary done on Randy and his family. The one that was in production a few years ago seemed to fall apart because of the maker’s failure to be genuine.

[@bluesman9344]

Thank you so much for this. I too lost a brother at a young age. He was in his second or third week of guitar lessons when he died tragically. I could feel his brothers love for him as maybe only someone who loses a brother would understand. I hope Mr. Rhoads sees my reply and smiles. It's obvious you loved him! God bless!

[@pepperbelly68]

As a diehard Randy Fan, this was like heroin to a junkie ! totally loved it ! you are so lucky,glad you filmed it and shared with us jealous RR fans !

[@marcellomaccari4745]

Randy live in my mind eyes and fingers...thank you randy for your music))

[@lovetooftenisonlyadream4919]

That was Paul Rhoads his cousin that sent those pictures. I worked with him here in CT and I have copies of Rare Randy playing that no ones ever heard. I have them in a lock box. Haven’t listened them in over 23 years.

[@smith8281]

Would love to hear it,should you ever choose to share.

[@madhatter3015]

We can’t thank you enough for loving your brother .Thank your for sharing this with us .We love him too

[@dougcoleburn1579]

God bless Randy! He’s my favorite guitarist of all time!

[@user-rc3id2lu7v]

It was a great honor to see the tour thanks to the Rhoads family for all the wonderful years of teaching God bless you love you JET

[@leadriff126]

Thanks for the shout out Kelle, that was me and my brother Tony you mentioned in your story at the 10 minute mark. looking forward to having ya over for dinner again in November.

[@lizae7949]

leadriff126 ag

[@wendymcfadyen-allerby6142]

Very good vlog, good interviewing Jordan. Tyvm :) A very respectful tyvm to Kelle for sharing his memories of his beloved brother Randy.

[@trishrobinson5828]

Lovely video and you are well versed in your subject. Very well done. Blessings.

[@biggd247wl]

This is awesome man thank you for doing this

[@Lastfirst333]

Thank you Kelle and Jordan! It is so awesome to hear about Randy, I learn something new every time. Kelle and Delores were so very gracious to me when I stopped by impromptu with some friends in the late 80's.

[@MrHermango]

Tremendous documentary. It was like a Howell Hauser thing. Met Kelle when I was a boy he had just autographed a the fame wall at British Imports in Hollywood. I'm glad I left my Randy worship behind. Not that I don't have my memories and souvenirs. I see where it became an obsession with others.

[@autocrow]

That was really interesting! I like the way Kelle lights up when he realizes you know your stuff! You really won him over because he could see you were really interested and not just making a video.

[@pauljsrt5249]

I always wondered where Randy’s guitars were. I’m so glad and happy it’s with his family. Randy Rhoads Forever 🔥🔥 He lives on and continues to inspire me

[@juliearmymom7807]

AMAZING interview!

[@fernandopena5872]

Wow. That was an amazing video. Thank you so much for taking the time to shoot it. You really have a great appreciation for history and you ask all the right questions of Kelle who is also great! Hope you do more. Thanks again!

[@jayoatru]

Really cool! Kelle was so gracious and warm in giving this amazing tour. Thanks for sharing!

[@simsimma9622]

Great video. So glad Kelle is around to keep the legend alive.

[@retrorockit]

Long live the memory of the greatest rock guitarist of all time!!!! Awesome video man!! Thank you so much for sharing this.

[@gibson995]

Incredible! thanks for the upload. Kelle is a chilled out guy!

[@MetalHeart8787]

Every once in a while i go on a Rhoads binge I recently did a Video about The first 2 Ozzy Albums, BUT feel as though i didn't Say enough. I Really Like this Video, Love seeing all the old stuff & Hearing the Stories.

[@basspro373]

This is so all some. It's like the most all some spot that the people can see, for the ones that can't go there this is Kool as hell and for the ones that can visit this place so Kool.

[@DazewithJordantheLion]

+Carlos Garces Jr. Thank you so much!

[@BillRiccio]

totally all some!

[@heatherkline6124]

Daze with Jordan the Lion Just amazing :)

[@beachcomber4141]

Yeah, this is pretty cool.

[@mardy341]

@@DazewithJordantheLion is this in San Bernardino?

[@dagrajr]

Great video man! very nice Q&A, Randy was a real guitar god, i'm a very old fan and for me it's mindblowing to see some of his stuff, the room he used to teach, just amazing. Kelle looks a very nice person, loved to hear those great histories! cheers from Brasil bro.

[@chrismessenger2392]

I worked the Ozzy show in January 1982.in Des Moines.I got to meet and chat with Randy for about 20 minutes before sound check. I will never forget it.

[@danriley5848]

Kelle seems like an amazing guy and it's great how he preserves his brothers legacy they seem like a great family.

[@readywerx]

Outstanding ! As a kid I wore out the Ozzie tribute album. This brings me back. Much fun. Look forward to the visit to the cemetery .

[@justaguitardude]

that was my first concert, in Portland OR.. still have my old worn out tribute T shirt i was in 8th grade in 89.. Portland Or,.. ozzy put on a hell of a show.. my second concert was GNR apatite for destruction, and AC/DC either same year in Portland or 1990.. shrugs 8th grade was a huge party for me.. i spent that summer with my cool cuz, and he got me high for my first time, my first beer etc... thank you for bring back great memories. generation X out. laughs.. and they said my generation was the worse.. looking at the latest millennial's.. im not so sure anymore. laughs.. rock on.

[@justaguitardude]

i was just thinking.. maybe it was 88? sigh.. i guess i could google to see when randy rhoads tribute concert played in Portland or to find the exact date/year.. maybe i should do that for correctness.

[@jackD441]

I miss Randy Rhoads with all my heart..I wish like hell he was still here...love u Randy RIP my friend.

[@calebh6841]

Imagine what a honor it would be to say that randy Rhoads taught you how to play the guitar

[@candyholliday3679]

So awesome! Love this!

[@poetsdreamsatc]

For all of us who cannot travel for whatever reason, THANK YOU for taking us along and getting us front row seats. I’m a huge fan of Randy! And now a huge fan of yours! Thanks again. ❤️🤘🏼

[@tomry831]

This is amazing!!! Thanks Randy, Kelle and Jordan!

[@mmhthree]

Loved this! I had a Randy Rhoads poster on my wall all through my teenage years. It was a great picture of him holding his guitar, and I wanna say a pinkish-red background. Anyways, enjoyed this very much... Thanks Kelle and Jordan!

[@jeffroche8549]

Nice Tribute to Randy's Memory. Ozzy says he thinks about Randy daily. To bad you couldn't talk with him. Nice Vid Jordan....

[@stevebetker829]

Kelle sure is a nice guy.

[@coopersweetie]

Great interview, you can tell he was much loved by his family.

[@LordMattyA87]

Wow! Really appreciate Randy more after watching this. I never knew until now he actually taught people guitar! What a true legend.

[@countvond233]

Just finished watching. Very cool. You don't know a ton about Randy (like us oldtimers) and I think that's why Kelle was so open to you. I've been to the crash site and spent time with Jerry Calhoun. The place is beautiful, peaceful and serene. I'm sure Randy was enticed by the area and had the assurance that Rachael was along for the ride. Andy made a bad judgement in a plane that is notoriously unforgiving sadly. Peace to all.

[@emilykirchgesler7969]

Great interview!! Kelle is awesome

[@gerardoleary7239]

“I’m sweating like Bill Cosby looking at a sleeping beauty video.” Kelle is a funny dude.

[@dennisross901]

Been a fan of Randys since I seen him at Pine Knob.Mi.Blizzard Of Oz tour.Thanks for the vid!

[@neitajames6029]

Oh my goodness. I'm just seeing this. Dec,27,2022. Jordan I love your Vlogs, this is one I got caught up in, I was Amazed. I really wanted it to go on. I could of listened to Kelley talk for a hour. The stories,the memories he has. Could never written and only he could tell. Awesome. There is History in that Place. Randy is still Very Much Loved. Ace sat here hoping to see Randy's Guitar.atleasr we got to see the first Guitar he played. Randy was A Angel You might say he was too good for this world. He was clearly a Genius. Gone much too soon. I've never seen my husband get so excited. He used play backup in a band. His parents gave him his first guitar at 16. He's been all over the world. Scotland might of been the last place he played. He loved it, he was set up attacked, it scared me so bad that he just stopped touring. Thank you Jordan. Yes we saw your vlog about Randy's crypt and his mom. Yes Ace has been there. He idolized Randy.🙂 RIP Randy.🙏🕊🕯❤🦋🌠✨🌹💐. Love,respect and positivity always. Neita,Ace and family. ✌🖖💕🙂👋.

[@KoBrA5zero3]

This is one of my absolute favorite vlogs by Jordan. I could spend a lifetime in that building and listening to Kelle talk. I would love to see a part 2 follow up interview with Kelle.