Re: [Harp-L] Re: Superstars in pop/rock music / Lynwood Slim

[Vince Meghrouni <Foomcorp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I agree...to an extent.  As far as personal opinion goes, I feel that  
Muddy Waters is such an individual talent of magnificent proportions  
that he transcends styles.  I put him up there with Beethoven, Bird,  
etc.  All selections were wonderful to watch and listen to for their  
own patch of territory they each represented so well and with so much  
interesting and exciting music.  But Muddy...well, maybe it's just a  
matter of personal taste and nothing more, but Muddy to me is one of  
those great lights that only shines so often, a person of whom it can  
be said that they don't perform music, they are music.  And that's no  
disrespect to the others in any way whatsoever!

Rex "Rich" Tobago
Winner of the world championship "Who Asked You, Anyway" award five  
year running.

On May 28, 2007, at 1:46 PM, av1901@xxxxxxx wrote:

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> Actually ..... when it comes right down to it, I'd rather go see  
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> Guess I'm not very creative. One is not better or more advanced.  
> Just different. Just  my opinion.
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> Andy Vincent
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