
Eric Heideman is a proud user of Joe's Guitars and String King Guitars. Give Justin Pearce a visit at Mid-Valley Guitar Gallery if you are interested in a one-of-a-kind custom instrument.

Eric Heideman playing his 'M1' String King at the Utah Blues Fest

Eric Heideman Playing his 'Galaxy Diner' Joe's Guitar at the Utah Blues Fest.

Eric Heideman playing his 'M1' String King at the Utah Blues Fest

Eric Heideman playing his 'M1' String King at the Utah Blues Fest
Rainey Wetnight of Blues Blast Magazine claims that Out Of Time by Eric Heideman is "one part Jimi Hendrix, one part the Dave Matthews Band, one part Chris Isaak, and all original. “Eclectic” and “unique” are the two best descriptors." She describes some of the songs on the record as such, 'The title track is one heck of an “experience,” a la Hendrix and other acid rockers. It begins with a monotone crescendo that allows drummer Emily Smiley to strut her stuff, then launches into a kaleidoscopic blend of horns, guitar, and free-verse rhythm. “Wild Ride” boasts a funky bassline by Sam Schultz. For a spin around the dance floor, check out “Feel So Good,” a spicy horn showcase with a slightly Latin cadence. Further down the line comes number eight, “Last Thing I Do,” in which Heideman channels Jeff Healey to near-perfection."