Yes indeed, some extremely tasty chops from Mr. 'Hunner's Holland.
Great attendance, yet again, from the good gentlemen of the SSGW

Along with Davie's tasty contributions we had a variety of 'takes' on these two tunes. The gurus (you know who you are) served up their usual amazing deliveries with aplomb, and in their very different approaches, too.
Geoff, or Jif, if you're Australian, and I both agreed we could identify any of the gurus, blindfolded, by their style of playing.

Speaking of Geoff, he's obviously being inspired by his shiny, new, beast of a guitar. I thought he was playing, and sounding, great. As was John, I thought that was the best I'd heard him play
All in all an excellent night with everyone showing steps in the right direction. Brandon's got his tone together, as has Robert with his new setup and tweaked pickups, Tony gave us a tune all the way through

Gaun yersel! There were glitches, too. We wondered why Davie, Mr Withers, was unusually whisper quiet and it turned out he was in the wrong orifice

, it's okay they can't arrest you for that anymore

Donny had a sticky string, it might've been a Gstring I couldn't see from across the hall, as I kept forgetting to put my

specs on
Special mention to Billy McKillop who sat in on Reg's Williams and played some beautiful stuff, and this was on an Emmons setup when his weapon of choice is Day

Inconceivable!
Thanks lads you dished up a rerr terr

GFI Ultra keyless S10 4+5 Emmon's setup + Sigler, Li'l Izzy, Hilton volume pedal, Roland Cube 80gx, Joyo American Sound Pre-amp, Behringer VD400 Delay Pedal, Peterson Strobo Plus HD and a brace of bars, Ben's, Ezzee-Slide, Pearse, BJS, SIT nickel strings.