It all began for Everett Watson as a teenager when he was first exposed to the music of the legendary guitarist and Grammy-Award winning artist and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Peter Frampton.   Right from the start, Everett paid great attention to the guitar playing in songs and also the actual sound and tone of the guitars.  When Everett first heard Peter Frampton's hit album, “Frampton Comes Alive”, which was engineered by Chris Kimsey, Everett quickly became excited about music and decided that he wanted to become a guitarist.  Everett's parents were able to scrape up enough money to buy Everett his first guitar which was a used pre-CBS Fender Stratocaster.
   
Everett never imagined during his young years that he would one day be honored to work with the world famous and renowned producer and engineer Chris Kimsey, or record and release a song that featured the guitar work of Peter Frampton.