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Episode 33: "Joe has gigs, Joe always has gigs." In this episode, Joe (our electric manager) gets the spotlight for his gig-talkin' ways. Miss his show last weekend?? Catch him tonight, or tomorrow, or Friday, or at your friend's wedding on Sunday!

!! WARNING: explicit language & strong opinions, NSFW !! Outtakes from the Season Finale episode [EP34] of Music Villa's Gear & Beer Show. Thanks for watching and let us know what you'd like to see in 2020!

Episode 34: It's clear the guys didn't know what to think about the JT Super Bowl Halftime Show, but who do they think would be better?? And who are their favorites from halftime history past?

Season 3, Episode 2 (Pilot Episode 1) for: The Music Store... as a sitcom? In the midst of all the madness, Music Villa decided to hire a team to film a new pilot episode of The Music Store. Here's the result.

Music Villa's Gear & Beer Show - Episode 25: New Season, new format, same ol' Joe & Blaise! Welcome to Gear & Beer 2.0 featuring a beer, guitar, and riff of the week… and, a new segment called "Musical Breakthroughs," this week focused on the Ken Burns "Country Music"

Season 2, Episode 9: A shocking decision to go to beauty school leaves a gaping hole in Music Villa that begs to be filled. There’s only one man for the job. Get loads of Stacy at beauty school and see what makes Joe Knapp tick in quite possibly the most theatrical episode of “The Music Store” yet.

Another Size 5 "Terz" from the Martin Custom Shop. The classic Size 5 Martin is only available through the custom shop and is often called "Terz" (meaning 3rd) because it is tuned 3 steps higher than standard. This particular custom guitar features Genuine Mahogany back & sides, slightly thinner Sitka Spruce top (.105") and the darker Ditson aging toner.

We got outside and asked Paul & Quinton a couple questions... how did you first get into music and become a musician? And what were some pinnacle moments in becoming a musician? And lastly, who’s better at cornhole??

Featuring an SJ-200 body with a AAA Sitka spruce top and flamed maple back paired with an ES-345 neck, it's defnitely a bit different than a standard SJ-200.