Eric Tessmer's guest appearances

Eric Tessmer

how did i get here?

tiny curations

Dudes n Beer Podcast

Waiting For The Encore with Sam Pace

Classic 4x4

Steve Earle

Sturgill Simpson

Willie Nelson

Brad Olsen

Shahid Buttar

Mark Zuckerberg

Daniel Johnston

Michael Anthony

Zoltan Istvan

Arnold Schwarzenegger

Leon Russell

Richard Adams

Gary Clark Jr

Cody Snodgres

Joseph Campbell

OwlTail

When Eric Tessmer isn't on the road touring with his band, he is planning epic trips to buy and tinkering on early International Harvester light and medium duty trucks.  As a Wisconsin native, growing up in the International Harvester homeland, Tessmer developed his love affair with music and classic trucks through a kind of familial osmosis.  Both his grandmother and father played guitar and his father and uncle always drove International Harvesters and Dodge Power Wagons.  Tessmer moved to Texas straight out of high school and he quickly garnered a formidable reputation there for his fierce fretwork, explosive live performances and his collection of 1937 to 1961 International Harvester 4x4s.  In addition to his career as a successful musician, Eric chronicles his epic adventures, on Instagram @bareknucklebinder, saving early IHs from destruction after decades of neglect, getting them running and road tripping them thousands of miles back to Texas.On this episode, Eric and Chris discuss his early years growing up on a farm in Wisconsin to becoming a legendary Austin, Texas based musician.  They also discuss his early IH collection and his last two wild trips from California to Texas in rescued rare early IHs that had been sitting since the late 90s.  Follow the podcast and Chris on Instagram @classic4x4podcast and @overlandbythesea. Thanks for listening!

When Eric Tessmer isn't on the road touring with his band, he is planning epic trips to buy and tinkering on early International Harvester light and medium duty trucks.  As a Wisconsin native, growing up in the International Harvester homeland, Tessmer developed his love affair with music and classic trucks through a kind of familial osmosis.  Both his grandmother and father played guitar and his father and uncle always drove International Harvesters and Dodge Power Wagons.  Tessmer moved to Texas straight out of high school and he quickly garnered a formidable reputation there for his fierce fretwork, explosive live performances and his collection of 1937 to 1961 International Harvester 4x4s.  In addition to his career as a successful musician, Eric chronicles his epic adventures, on Instagram @bareknucklebinder, saving early IHs from destruction after decades of neglect, getting them running and road tripping them thousands of miles back to Texas. On this episode, Eric and Chris discuss his early years growing up on a farm in Wisconsin to becoming a legendary Austin, Texas based musician.  They also discuss his early IH collection and his last two wild trips from California to Texas in rescued rare early IHs that had been sitting since the late 90s.  Follow the podcast and Chris on Instagram @classic4x4podcast and @overlandbythesea. Thanks for listening!

Eric Tessmer - Bare Knuckle Binder: International Harvester Collector & Legendary Musician

Few people epitomize the Austin music scene like Eric.  In a city of famous guitar players, he has made a name for himself as a heavyweight, and he has a unique perspective into the truest identity of a city with worldwide appeal.  I’m so glad we were able to cover so much ground, and now please enjoy my talk with Eric Tessmer.

Few people epitomize the Austin music scene like Eric.  In a city of famous guitar players, he has made a name for himself as a heavyweight, and he has a unique perspective into the truest identity of a city with worldwide appeal.  I’m so glad we were able to cover so much ground, and now please enjoy my talk with Eric Tessmer.

Waiting For The Encore w/ Sam Pace: Eric Tessmer

DEEP DIVES &amp; tiny curations Podcast Episodes Available Today:   http://tinycurations.com  Listen NOW on Pandora:   https://www.pandora.com/search/tiny%20curations/  Hear the playlist on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/31Ep9f9u9aLccoIMPDNgtV?si=ry1UxZ_XTim1eIhWUNaLdg  01 - Good So Bad 02 - Little Wing - Tessmer At The Track 11.3.17 03 - See You Tonight  Eric Tessmer, voted the Austin Chronicle best guitarist in 2018. Named Eric James, by his guitar playing father, in honor of two greats; Eric for Clapton and James for Jimi James Hendrix or born James Marshall Hendrix!  Eric moved to Austin when he turned 19, almost 20 years ago. And he plays a vintage 1959 Fender Strat that shows it's age.  I first saw him play a SXSW kick off party and then more regularly each year at the Arlyn Studios SXSW Homecoming Party.  He recently opened for Slash at Stubb's, when Slash came through town with Myles Kennedy &amp; the Conspirators. Back in June, he played a Waterloo in-store appearance for his new album "Good So Bad". Here is that title cut off of the new album:  Good So Bad... I've seen him do some blistering numbers of Jimi Hendrix songs, here is one he did live, "Little Wing" a la the style of Stevie Ray Vaughan.  That was "See You Tonight". And if you want to see him tonight, he will be playing at the Nutty Brown Amphitheater near my house in Cedar Valley, along with Monte Montgomery. So get out there and support live local music.  Thanks for listening.  ---   Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tiny-curations/message

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Eric Tessmer - tiny curations

Phenom

In this special Wednesday broadcast of Dudes n Beer host Christopher Jordan is joined in studio by Steven Bishop, Julie Connally and special guest the amazing Eric Tessmer. Born and raised outside of the small town of Richland Center, Wisconsin, Tessmer began playing at a young age, inspired by his father and grandmother. In 2000, he moved to Austin at the age of 19 to play gigs with numerous musicians and bands, earning local credibility as he honed his craft of riffing with speed, power and control. He later formed his own power trio, the Eric Tessmer Band, in 2003. Through a battered ’59 Fender Stratocaster producing vintage-correct tones, Eric kickstarts the engine left idling by guitar players of the past. Join us as we explore what it takes to make it from the Austin music scene, to success on the national stage and beyond. How did Eric get his start in the music industry and how has he crafted such a unique sound that has been heard the World over? What inspires this talented artist to write his music and what can we expect next from this amazing talent from the Austin scene? These questions and more in this episode of the Dudes n Beer podcast with Eric Tessmer. Download the FREE Dudes n Beer Podcast app for Android and iDevices or visit our LISTEN LIVE page and join the conversation.

DnB Ep 139: An Evening with Austin Musical Phenom Eric Tessmer