Tattoo: ‘3 Squares’ Tattoo on his right forearm. Meaning: Again, this tattoo is related to the track ‘Home Life’ from John’s album ‘Heavier Things’ which got released in September 2003. Meaning: The number ’77’ represents the birth year of the singer who was born on October 16, 1977. Tattoo: ’77’ Tattoo on the left side of his chest. Meaning: This tattoo is related to the track ‘Home Life’ of John’s album ‘Heavier Things’ which got released in September 2003. Koi Fish is a symbol of prosperity, good times, strength, good luck, and determination. This tattoo is on his right shoulder that continues till his right arm. Meaning: ‘Koi Fish’ tattoo is the first tattoo which he got inked at the age of 18 in Japan. Tattoo: ‘Koi Fish’ Tattoo on his right shoulder. With a total of 12 tattoos adorning his gorgeous body, John Mayer inspires many others to get it on with inks and needles. John Mayer’s tattoos enhance his personality making his body a ‘wonderland’.

With SRV’s passing just a short year after the interview, I think much of what he said can now apply to his music.The alluring artist, songwriter, singer, and guitarist not just ooze with great music and talent but is also one of the amazing looking stars we have witnessed in this century. But, at the same time, I’m glad they’re listening! And it should be popular! It’s a damn shame that he’s dead and gone, and now is when people are listening.

A lot of new people are coming around to going, “What’s this?!” In very few instances has anybody surpassed what he did. But I think a lot of people miss what his music was doing for them. By “light feelings” I mean uplifting feelings, and “heavy” – well, you know what “heavy” means! It could mean anything from one day to the next, really.

It’s full of light and heavy things, you know, feelings. At different points it’s full of different things. A lot of people tend to look somewhere else for something that they want to fix them. Yeah, there was a lot of drugs and things, but people are looking back because they miss something that’s here.

I think a lot of people need what he had to offer musically – there was a lot of honesty in it. Here’s Stevie discussing why Jimi was becoming more popular at that time: The interview was for a Jimi Hendrix cover story for Guitar Player magazine, so they discuss Hendrix as well as details about recording In Step. Writer Jas Obrecht has recently posted an interview he did with Stevie Ray Vaughan in 1989.

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