Jordan doesn’t have nearly the exposure of mainstream guitarists such as Slash, Morello, Van Halen, or Jack White. This seems patently unfair, and it is. Of course, most of the best guitarists out there don’t get much exposure. Even Michael Hedges, a Grammy winner, will be a foreign name to most readers. But when I compare the great and obscure guitarists with the loud and popular ones, it takes no difficulty for me to decide I’d rather be in the former camp. Jordan does good. He doesn’t necessarily do well by doing good, but he definitely does good- he is good. He’s one of the best. And he has a right to remind himself of that anytime he plays one of his custom guitars. I don’t think he does though. I think he’s too involved in the music to care about anything else. \ No newline at end of file