By the way, the Thompson cuts are very good. Amazing. But not as
attractive to me.
Michael Rubin
Michaelrubinharmonica.com
Since it's you writing Michael, I don't mind sticking my neck out and
agreeing with you. Far be it from me to say anything negative at all
about Les Thompson, ( a man whose shoes I wouldn't be qualified to
shine, nor would I be allowed to sew a patch on the rear end of his
worn blue jeans), but even though he has been a HUGE personage in my
mind, he does have one small flaw. He never comes up for air. I
prefer a player who modulates their: volume, tension, expectation,
angst, emotion, joy, and about a dozen et ceteras. In other ways he
starts and goes like a dragster. Too over whelming. But I like him
anyway.