Talk:Doyle Bramhall II

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I am a fan of Doyle but the bit in here about Eric Clapton being "stumped" trying to learn 2 of Doyle's songs is hilarious. Thank you for a good old chuckle.

Response: I believe Eric was stumped with respect to some of Doyle's riffs, which were less obvious to Eric since he doesn't play an upside-down guitar....

Please sign your contributions on Wikipedia. A musician can work out a way to play anything - s/he'll then do it well or badly. In either case it it irrelevant, as the text comes under the category of original research. The following text has therefore been deleted but pasted here until someone can come up with a source for it:

Stumped, he phoned Doyle to tell him he was one of his favorite new artists and invite him to a meeting and to participate in the recording of that album, ...

Technopat 18:52, 10 August 2007 (UTC)