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Fun groove Blues 🎸 Full jam track on my channel + TAB on Patreon! #guitarjam #guitar #guitarsolo #guitarlicks #guitarbends #ernieballstrings
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Getting back into it. On my journey to be the best #frontman in the whole world. Get it Lynnwood! #gibsonguitars #TexasMusic #shure #shuresm58 #shuremic #shuremicrophones #ernieballstrings #DanceMusic #dancing #dancemoves #micmoves #rocknroll #texascountry
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Gibson Guitar, Boss RC 600, Roland Handsonic, Line 6 POD Go, Allen and Heath CQ 18T and Ernie Ball Strings. #gibsonguitars #RC600 #rolandhandsonic #AllenandHeath #CQ18T #ernieballstrings #jamming #noise
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March 15! Come hang out with me while I Rock Lytle, Texas!! Get Ready! #lytletx #TexasMusic #gibsonguitars #ernieballstrings
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Playing For Keeps – The Story Behind the Album Originally released in 2009 on indie label First Amendment Records, Playing For Keeps was a defining moment for the band, with Executive Producer “Scrappy” Jones helping bring the album to life. Later re-released in 2012 under The Heroine through Universal / EMG / Fontana, the album captured the band’s high-energy, hard-hitting sound that had been honed through years of relentless touring. Featuring Lynnwood King on vocals, Johnny Lightning on drums, Wesley “The Gülie” Vargulish on bass, Jorge “The Kidd” Luevano on guitar, and Derek “DD King” Badillo on guitar, the album blends Southern rock attitude, blues-infused grit, and raw rock & roll power. Produced by Spencer Ramzell and mixed by Grammy-winning engineer Rob Burrell, Playing For Keeps embodies blue-collar rock and roll, a record built on passion, sweat, and an unshakable connection between the band and their fans. #gibsonguitars #ernieballstrings #guitarcenter
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The Slow Death of a Band: Lynnwood King on the Importance of Staying Active Lynnwood King has seen it time and time again—bands don’t break up overnight, they fade away due to inactivity. When rehearsals become rare, new music stops coming, and the calendar stays empty, the spark that once fueled a band’s fire slowly dies out. It’s not just about talent or good songs; it’s about momentum. For King, the key to longevity in music has always been staying active. Writing, performing, and engaging with fans are what keep a band alive. Waiting for opportunities to come isn’t enough—you have to create them. That’s the difference between artists who last and those who disappear. Lynnwood King and The Revival continue to push forward, proving that relentless dedication is the only way to keep the music alive. #gibsonguitars #ernieballstrings #LynnwoodKing #PlayingForKeeps #StayGrinding #HardWorkBeatsTalent #TexasMusic #KeepTheFireBurning #BandLife #IndependentArtist #RockAndRoll #NeverStop
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