gigantic, messy book,
_America's Music: Bluegrass_):
"...there is a neat thing that takes place in the mind - just like some of
the finer art in the world - when you hit upon that note exactly the way
the guy intended to hit it the first time. Then you can get the idea and
the fe
well, hell, what is orchestral music except an attempt to recreate a
piece of music note-for-note?
I find it interesting, even exhilarating, to try to recreate old styles
of playing in a live situation. We just did a new Kimmie Rhodes/Joe
Sears play called "Hillbilly Heaven" in whi
,
_America's Music: Bluegrass_):
"...there is a neat thing that takes place in the mind - just like some of
the finer art in the world - when you hit upon that note exactly the way
the guy intended to hit it the first time. Then you can get the idea and
the feeling and the emotion that caused him
cking guitarist extraordinaire; in
Willis's_America's Music: Bluegrass_:
"...there is a neat thing that takes place in the mind - - when you hit
upon that note exactly the way
the guy intended to hit it the first time. Then you can get the idea and
the feeling and the emotion that caused him t
Jon Weisberger quoted Eddie Adcock:
"...there is a neat thing that takes place in the mind - just like some of
the finer art in the world - when you hit upon that note exactly the way
the guy intended to hit it the first time. Then you can get the idea and
the feeling and the em
