Yeah they ain’t too shoddy are they Luka !
I’m still hanging with JJ
Everytime you bring JJ, I think of JJ Cale (also a worthy listen on your blues journey).
The Last Internationale are doing a French headlining tour in March I think, not sure if they are playing anywhere your neck of the woods, but if they are, definitely worth checking out.
But thanks to your and @TheCluelessLuthier Mark’s musical suggestions, I am still fighting the GAS to buy a resonator. So far I’ve been successful in this battle of “buy another guitar I don’t need” (even though…a resonator is not a guitar, so technically it’s a different instrument) 
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Oh for sure has been and will be. Last thing of his I was looking at was “Same Old Blues Again” that inspired Skynyrd.
LI most likely Paris or way south of me but you never know !
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That song is in my regular rotation. I really like Keb Mo, and that’s a fun one to play.
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Thanks to Tod’s @CATMAN62 message in my NGD topic I discovered that rockabilly is basically rock’n’roll and went to listen to Brian Setzer. What an amazing player! That’s the skill level my new Gretsch needs and I have some doubts that I’ll be able to reach it, but what I can do is to enjoy the music.
Glad you’re enjoying Brian’s style, Artem!!
If you’ve ever heard The Stray Cats, 
then you’ve heard Brian Setzer… he was the guitarist for that band… some pretty cool rock!!!
Another famous Gretsch artist was Duane Eddy… some tasty twang there!!!
Tod
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“Sexy & Seventeen” was one of the anthems when I had just graduated High School… my buddies loved the line “I ain’t goin’ to school NO More”… we were just out of school & had no intention of going to college or any other school at that point!!!
Tod
I started to gradually get back to playing the guitar alongside the bass, and I decided to work on the riff from this song. It’s a pretty good workout for playing octaves cleanly along the fretboard. And the song is groovy, too.
