RE: [Harp-L] Tony Glover

["steve@xxxxxxxxxxxx" <swebb@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Somewhere around here I have two copies of the Glover book. It was the first one I had that talked about anything other than simple first  position songs like Home on the Range. I didn't understand much of it at first, but it was entertaining.
Also, about that same time I was buying harps that listed for $4.75, though I sometimes got them cheaper.
You'd think i could play better than I do after 30 years, wouldn't you? Then again, I am sometimes surprised that I can play at all, given the amount of natural musical ability I possess.
Steve Webb in Minn.

---- Tom McGovern <tmcg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: 
> Just checked my copy.  15th printing from 1972.  Cost me $2.95 when I bought it in Summer of 1972.  Carried it with me, along with a C, D and A harps, as I hitchhiked cross country during the Summer of '72.  Ah, the good ol' days--pre-mortgage, pre-college and pre-resposibilities.  Just looking for a freeway bridge to sleep under, some pocket change for food and smokes, and hopefully a woman to spend some time with.  Made for some great harp playing and song writing.
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> Tom McGovern
> Richmond, MI
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> How Many out there Have the TONY GLOVER BOOK ?  Mine Cost$3.95 Oak publication. I first learned to play harp in mainly first position but the Glover book Opened the Door. He Was up in the twin city"s At the goodtime cafe ? Last I Knew?
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