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Great our artist are really similar because we are both music ARTISTS!!!Our processes for creating and exploring are really different because of our different genres of music which makes us wonderful!!! I think your work is wonderful and I can imagine going to one of your concerts.Your artist influences me to move forward in my music and also try an insrtument.
ReplyDeleteWe both are similar in the fact that we both love what we do.I also noticed that your work has more of a creativ liscence. All i have to work with is a pen and paper, while you have the ability to make different instruments.have you heard of Benny Goodman or Louis Armstrong? I think your work would go well togetherr.
ReplyDeleteI admire all of you musicians that have lasted through this time. This era has been a time of great musical change. I'm sure you are proud to be a part of that.
We both play instruments.
ReplyDeleteI play clairent and you play guitar.
I think it is great you play guitar and make them to.
The time period I was in help me by all my fans coming to see me.The political issue that is important to me is the first black president.