Maintenance Kits

[paul-harker@xxxxxxxxxxx]

I was window(s) shopping at coast2coast, and I see the Lee Oskar and Hering repair kits which appear rather similar. Any reason to get one over the other?

Thanks... Paul (total newbie)
> 
> >>However, to hear somebody really blow "Bi-tonal" jazz, check out
> >>Bill Barrett www.billbarrett.net. He's WAY out in front in terms of
> >>risk-taking, innovative jazz (also a helluva nice guy). I think this may
> be as -
> >>er, "close" as harmonicists get to bop.
> 
> Chris Michalek says:
> > I disagree.  Howard Levy has no issues with parker like phrasing.
> 
> ...But Levy is not...."from here".... ;-)
> 
> > Mike Turk can do it too.
> 
> Haven't heard much of him - I guess I'll have to pay more attention.
> 
> > Have you ever listened to early Toots?  He
> > was a complete badass!!!  William Galison is also a fantastic player
> > as was Pete Pedersen.
> 
> Yes, that's all true...but "Bebop"? Again, I guess I'll have to listen more
> carefully, but I don't hear that.
> 
> 
> >Bill Barrett is one of my favorite players but is definitely not a bebop
> guy.
> 
> Definitely NOT!
> 
> >He could be classified hard bop but I prefer to call him cool and very
> interesting.
> 

> Yup. He calls SOME of what he plays "Bi-tonal", but he's probably closer to
> Bartok than Monk.
> And, I think BB pushes the envelope FAR more than MOST players. Including
> (IMHO) Levy.
> 
> 
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