The Culture that has been here all the time

Cello Trance​{for You} - Holy fuck, you did not work Sound at the café Wha? You are just too fucking cool man. I was playing cello with a singer songwriter that opened for him at the Birchmere in Virginia near Washington DC.

Cello Trance​{for You} - Did you ever see Dylan or Hendrix?

Andron - Dylan many times when he went through a heavy drinking period at the Kettle of Fish. I was the Cabaret barker at the what when he would wait for his limo leaning against a wall across from me on Macdougal. I knew and met many people (Joe, the drummer from the Lovin Spoonful, and I took breaks together, Nielson was a friend . . .)) who became future successes. The famous friend convinced me to go back to school, but I became 1A anyway and enlisted after a friend got killed in THE NAM. That was my life on another planet similar to Earth in a Galaxy Far Far away.

Cello Trance​{for You} - Oh man. Thank you for sharing all that. You have no idea what a major influence The music of the 60s was to this young cello player. Jimi Hendrix is one of the biggest musical influences in my life. I play a lot of his stuff on Cello.

Andron - In the cobwebs of time, a great guitar player who was one of the side men in an act that was there was probably him (or a session man) but more than fifty years of life obscures some things. I wound up with a tube amp from Columbia Recording Studio and a lead guitar loaned to one of my friends from the same place, but he left it in my crash pad, and I used it for many years. A long neck 1 pickup Epiphone perfect for leads. I was holding it in the photo of me performing at the Cafe Wha with my band Jim Wets and the Reasons Why. When we broke up 250 screaming tinny boppers took all the photos except a couple (that was one).