>I suspect Thames is a Metheny fan as well.
>I always preferred meaningful to fast, even before Pat >O'Brien told me in
>1987 that speed wasn't sexy.
>Back in the old country we say: Some like watermelon, >some like watermelon
>rind.
>RT
No, as I said before I'm not a big jazz fan.
However, I would disagree SPEED is sexy! If you've ever driven a
Porsche on the autobahn, you would know what I mean.
Cursing around in the back seat of a taxi, may cause back seat driver
syndrome, which seems to be the problem at hand.
Michael Thames
www.ThamesClassicalGuitars.com
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From: "Roman Turovsky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Michael Thames" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "Eugene C. Braig IV"
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Subject: Re: Willams Concert
> >> Can do play it any faster or better? Just curious...
> >> aa
> > One doesn't need to be able to play better, faster, than someone
> > else to comment, as we have witnessed from Roman's critique of JW.
> > Michael Thames
> > www.ThamesClassicalGuitars.com
> I suspect Thames is a Metheny fan as well.
> I always preferred meaningful to fast, even before Pat O'Brien told me in
> 1987 that speed wasn't sexy.
> Back in the old country we say: Some like watermelon, some like watermelon
> rind.
> RT
>
>
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