Re: on mastery (and guitar players)

[Mojo Red <harplicks@xxxxxxxxx>]

- --- John Frazer <harmonicajohns@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> > To me, "mastery" is a process rather than a
goal.

> I think that is my point as well. Every time you 
> think you have it licked,
> there is something new to learn. If you don't > >
learn it, someone else will.

You got that right!
 
> BTW, thanks for the guitar player. How is the
> group doing? 

Don't thank me, find me a replacement!

The group's "on hold" for now. Had a near-miss with
a very talented player, who decided he didn't want
to play-out -- just when we had him up to speed.
*sigh* 

Back to square one. 

Anyone out in Harp-L land know of a decent
harp-appreciative guitar slinger in the Denver area
who would like to plug into a damned-good blues
band? The pay is bad and the hours are awful, but
the beer is cold.

Stay well.

Harpin' in Colorado,
- --Ken M.

=====
"When you speak of Walter Horton, the first thing you think of is his tone, that big, fat tone."
- ---Li'l Ronnie Owens

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