SanWich Jones

SanWich Jones, what more can and should be said. This founder of what is termed "The Insignificant Sound" is wanted by critics, musical historians, musicians, lawyers, the National Geographic, and bail bonds men alike. As the New York Times put it, "What does it take to get this man off the streets?!?". Known for his unique vocal approach as well his guitar style, no genre can fully explain SanWich and what he has done to music. His origins are thankfully obscure, however he is known to favor warmer environments especially in the Southern California region, or Hawaii. How he has been able to mix up his particular brew of Blues, Jazz, Rock, Appalachian Folk, and Whatever is not really known or appreciated. What is known is that he exists and loves to thumb his nose at the music establishment and pretty much everybody else. "I am a Movement" as SanWich loudly proclaims, "and as everyone knows, I play for my dinner, I play for my dinner!".

Instruments that SanWich Loves to Employ:

Guild Acoustic - the traditional Insignificant guitar.
Takamini Acoustic - for the Campfire Circuit.
Flamenco Guitar - somone thought he was going to get serious for awhile.
Fender Strat - a real one.
Fender Jaguar - another real one.
Fender Jazz Bass - ever try and find a bass player?
Washburn Acoustic - for those nice studio efforts (right!).
Gibson ES - the guitar that keeps on givin (whatever that means).
Gibson Les Paul - inherited after Hadji disappeared
Gibson 12 string - for the Beggars Banquet in all of us
Really old Piano - confiscated during the Exodus.
Yamaha Synthesizer - cheaper than the bar bill for all those musicians.
Various Percussive Intruments - as if he needed any.