My Uncle Emil was the rhythm guitar player for the band the "Serenaders" for over 40 years. The Serenaders played about every place there was to play on Long Island. From VFW halls, firehouses and bars to playing for Arthur Godfrey and once sharing the stage with the Jackson 5.
For someone who would say he didn't know what he was doing, he was one hell of a guitar player.
Everything I know today, I learned from him. I am the guitar player I am today because of him. When I was a little kid, I use to watch him play and think he was the greatest, then I got to play in a band with him!
Thank you Uncle Emil.
For someone who would say he didn't know what he was doing, he was one hell of a guitar player.
Everything I know today, I learned from him. I am the guitar player I am today because of him. When I was a little kid, I use to watch him play and think he was the greatest, then I got to play in a band with him!
Thank you Uncle Emil.
My Uncle Emil was the rhythm guitar player for the band the "Serenaders" for over 40 years. The Serenaders played about every place there was to play on Long Island. From VFW halls, firehouses and bars to playing for Arthur Godfrey and once sharing the stage with the Jackson 5.
For someone who would say he didn't know what he was doing, he was one hell of a guitar player.
Everything I know today, I learned from him. I am the guitar player I am today because of him. When I was a little kid, I use to watch him play and think he was the greatest, then I got to play in a band with him!
Thank you Uncle Emil.
For someone who would say he didn't know what he was doing, he was one hell of a guitar player.
Everything I know today, I learned from him. I am the guitar player I am today because of him. When I was a little kid, I use to watch him play and think he was the greatest, then I got to play in a band with him!
Thank you Uncle Emil.
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