When I was nine or 10 years old and just starting to play guitar my first electric guitar was a Gibson SG my brother bought used for me at E.U. Wurlitzer in Boston. I used to go shopping with my grandmother on the weekends and she would pay me money for carrying her groceries for her. I’d save up the money I earned so I could go to my neighborhood music store, Tosi Music and buy a set of Boomers to put on my guitar! New strings were like the greatest thing to me... still are! Now 40 years later Boomers still get the job done extraordinarily! They sound great and play like new for a long time! They ROCK!

Joe Feloni is a Boston based Guitarist, Song Writer, Producer and Educator and has been an integral player in the Boston scene for over 33 years. Joe has played in many bands over the years as well as being a solo artist, playing his Instrumental Rock/New Age guitar music. His style consists of many influences combining Blues, Country, Rock, Folk, Funk, Classical, R&B and Jazz to put together a diverse catalogue of solo material as well as accompanying many artists as a side man in the studio and/or live in these diverse styles. Joe is currently working with local Boston music scene rock icon Hirsh Gardener from the 80s band New England, producing and writing with new up and coming talent as well as teaching guitar and music theory to students locally and abroad.He is also working with Boston Bass extraordinaire Tony Puleo writing material for a new instrumental project called "Dig Battere."

Joe’s guitar playing is a mixture of strong melody, technique and emotion that not only hits you in your ears but resonates straight to your heart.