''It really comes down to having a certain amount of faith in your own taste,'' says guitar whiz Derek Trucks, about producing his own album.
(michael schmelling)
G FORCE | DEREK TRUCKS
He keeps on truckin'
''It really comes down to having a certain amount of faith in your own taste,'' says guitar whiz Derek Trucks, about producing his own album.
(michael schmelling)
Guitarist Derek Trucks, who turns 30 this year, is an 18-year veteran of the road. For the math-challenged, that puts him at the tender age of 11 when he started jamming with Buddy Guy and the Allman Brothers, a group he officially joined in 1999. (Truck's uncle Butch is the band's founding drummer.) The prodigal roots player formed his eponymous ... (Full article: 424 words)
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