Re: Yerxa - The Early Years
- Subject: Re: Yerxa - The Early Years
- From: "Winslow Yerxa" <winslowyerxa@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 14 Nov 2003 17:00:27 -0000
Bobbie -
LOL! You are a truly demented and twisted human being!
What have I done to deserve this (aside from commenting on your, um,
fearless driving and playing hide-the-Renny just when I'm supposed to
give it back at festival's end)? How am I supposed to keep a poker
face while surreptitiously checking my personal email at work in the
morning? I very nearly burst into uncontrollable guffaws, spewing my
coffee all over the monitor in front of various vice deans,
government dignitaries, and high-powered donors, had there been any
present.
Yeah, that's actually pretty close to how I wished I looked at age
14. That image represents a lot of work on your part (folks, note the
legend along the top of the window - this gal leaves no detail
unattended). I'm touched, impressed and more than a little scared by
the demented yet affectionate tribute this represents.
Winslow
- --- In harp-l-archives@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Bobbie Giordano <bobg@xxxx>
wrote:
Recently, on HarpTalk, a mention of Jack Bruce and a discussion on
how
members got started playing harmonica prompted Winslow Yerxa to write:
>
>When I think about it, if there is one person who motivated me to
>start playing harmonica, it'd have to be Jack Bruce. That little two-
>note lick on "Spoonful" on the first Cream Album, "Fresh Cream" got
>me crooning those notes into an electric kazoo that I'd cobbled
>together out of old telephone parts, with my garage band at age 14-
>1/2. Pretty soon I started to feel a bit silly - there I was all
>dolled up like Hendrix (or at least the best I could muster up and
>get away with - probably looked pretty lame!) - humming into a
little
>black biscuit.
Well, I'm sorry, but the imagery of that last line was too much to
ignore, and I just had to see it for myself. So can you, at this URL:
http://www.tfn.net/~bobg/TooHIP.htm
Who knew??? I mean... like, WOW, man!!!
=[BOBBIE]=
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