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| Melvin Seals of JGB and Terrapin Flyer |
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| Melvin Seals and Terrapin Flyer at KJ Farrells |
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| Melvin Seals and Scott Russ |
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| Warren Haynes and Scott backstage. |
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| Scott and Danny Louis with Gov't Mule's Hammond B3 |
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| Billy and Scott working on Gov't Mule's Leslie Amps and B3 |
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| Gov't Mule |
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| Gov't Mule |
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| Gov't Mule |
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| Scott, Danny Louis and Holly backstage. |
On this date in 1969 the group The Band performs in their first solo concert in San Francisco.
We sold out quickly, but ToneWoodAmps are now in stock again! These amazing attachments allow you to play acoustic guitar with different effects, unplugged! The effects emanate organically from the guitar's sound hole and the body itself. Come down and try one out! 
Our large selection of mint collection vintage guitar and bass tube amps includes Ampeg, Sunn, Marshall, Fender, Leslie and more! All amps have been gone over in our shop and are warrantied.
On April 2, 1977 Fleetwood Mac's album Rumours hit #1 for the first time. It will spend 31 weeks at the top spot. 
On this date in 1967 The Young Rascals recorded the song "Groovin'." It became a number one hit and one of the group's signature songs. Groovin' was released in April 1967 as a single and was later included on the album Groovin'.
Take extra care of your string instrument with this month's crazy weather! Fluctuating temperature and the lack of humidity in the air due to changing temperatures, can cause action problems, buzzing strings and warping necks on string instruments, such as guitars, violins, cellos, and violas. Not using an instrument humidifier, changes in altitude and improper instrument storage where temperatures fluctuate can also lead to these issues. String instruments are made of wood which expands and contracts with temperature and humidity changes. The wood expanding or contracting can cause action problems, and even bow or warp the neck of a string instrument. To prevent this from happening to your instrument keep it humidified with an instrument humidifier and be careful where you store it. Wooden instruments should never be stored close to areas where extreme temperature fluctuations can occur. For example, by a heating/cooling vent, radiator, radiant heat, stove, windows or doors. If you detect a change in your instrument's handling or notice warping, bring it in to an experienced luthier for immediate attention.
