Re: [Harp-L] Lynwood Slim

["Michael Peloquin" <peloquinharp@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

wel put, HB

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> From: hashbb@xxxxxxx

> Lynwood isn't Walter Horton, neither is Kim Wilson,
> Guyger, Portnoy,  many others, etc. They all play classic blues in that 
> vein,
> doesn't mean they sound like or play like them.
> Your definition of creative is definately different than mine.
> I do think you can be creative in a musical context that has already been 
> trodden
> without being a pure copycat or rehash of what has come before.
> I would go as far to say that too many creative elements change the music 
> so much
> that it isn't even recognizable as that form at all.  In other words, it 
> can be cutting edge
> and creative as hell, but does that necessarily make it good music? In the 
> same thought
> if cutting edge creativity is not employed is it good music? It's all 
> highly debatable.
> This is, like music, totally subjective and my opinion only.
> Interesting food for thought.
> HB

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