I'm sure he can, but as someone else said just watching the guy
was
painful. I use to watch a good deal of SNL in those days with buddies
of mine
who were pretty good guitarists themselves, and they would look upon
those
skit-ending close-ups on him as comedy sketches in their own
James Gerard Roll wrote:
I disagree with you here. I am not a fan of showboating . . . but a
certain amount of TV/Pop music is 'the show' and entertaining people is
part of the bag.
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yeah, what he said. Hell, if I had the money I'd buy all them guitars
and play them on TV too, and I
Joe Gracey wrote:
I saw GE on the Dylan tour and I thought he was a model
citizen. In fact, it took me awhile to realize that was him because he
had dropped the TV demeanor and was much more subdued. His playing
strikes me as controlled and inventive and tailored to the act, which
is, after all,
