Had the pleasure of meeting and chatting with him at a VIP reception. Very down to earth dude, no BS. He was in our town doing a charity gig for the local college music program. Did the reception, a master class open to the public the next day and a show in the 800 seat theatre the second night. The senior faculty from the Mowhawk program played B3, drums, bass and a trombone -- if you've heard the new album One Day in Nashville you will understand the trombone thing. Highly recommend the album.
The show was awesome as you can imagine. And his backline was a couple of Fenders off the shelf of the nearest Long and McQuade -- Fender Bluesman and another Fender. Guess what? The amps don't make the difference. He didn't have his own incredible amps, just the Epi Sheraton and his trusty Tele. And he is amazing, pure and simple. Guy has more taste in his left hand than most players around, in my view any way.
All round, great experience. Check out the album.