The Mrs. and I had our 25th wedding anniversary this past Saturday, which was a blast I must say, on top of that our band played and my Ambush was KILLIN! The bass was just stupid killin, the bottom was raisin the dead, my mid's were smooth as silk and the top end was awesome. I got off an some slap that made everyone's day. The best performance our band has ever had to date.

The day before I was changing the strings and replacing the battery when I noticed the wire from the battery came off and my sound was no more. I called Scott in a panic and he told me what to do to get through the day. Of course it work perfectly and the doctor will be making a house call either tonight or Thursday to connect the wire and give ole girl her two year checkup. Needless to say I'm beaming! I'll give all the 411!

I move to have Lawrence banned from here.

Yup! I don't understand the purpose or legitamacy of the post. I don't think Scott would appreciate it either.

Don't hate, appreciate. To SteveH, believe this if nothing else Scott doesn't see thing as narrow as you might think. Great musicians usually are down to earth everyday people. Most folks on this site have a perspective of Scott from afar, mine is up close and personal. Why would it be okay for folks to tell of meeting and talking to Scott after a performance and out of bounds for me to relate my interaction with him on a day to day basis?

Case in point, talked to Scott yesterday and here's something I think most folk who live in the DC area don't know, he informed me that he may be playing with Ken Nevarro September 12th at Blues Alley. I plan to touch base with him once he returns from touring or I might just call while he's out on the road to find out if he signed on to do the gig. Either way he'll let me know. Lovers of great music and musicians in this area won't frown on getting the 411 on a Scott Ambush performance! Get Real!

!@(&^(*&@#$(*Y&!!!

I want Scott Ambush to call me.

* folds arms across chest and pouts *

Do I have to get a bar of soap for that mouth?

It's nice to know that Scott actually stands behind his product!