I had just graduated college, moved back to NYC, began cutting my teeth on the club scene and finding some pit work. Then a friend told me about a corporate band audition looking for players to mold into a G.B. band. G.B. stands for General Business and, in some circles, is also referred to as a Club Date band. I auditioned, and, even though I was still quite green, I landed the gig. The gig required me to learn hundreds of tunes and play everything from the 50s to the 90s. The MD (music director) demanded authentic sounds. So, I began assembling my rig. Up till this point, I was using a Mesa-Boogie Mark III and a handful of pedals....

When me and my friends first met Ed, we were blown away by how talented he was! Ed's teaching style is approachable. Ed has prepared me for a career as a session musician in LA,  Nashville, and all over. I owe that all to him!"

He takes the material and really makes it digestible and understandable. He's a good guy and a good teacher, I hope you give him a try.