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From: brandx@ihlpl.UUCP (h. weisberg)
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Subject: Re: Dan Fogelberg, Egberto Gismonti, Stanley Jordan
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Date: Wed, 12-Jun-85 09:57:47 EDT
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> It's not clear this is easy to remedy.  Separating the hands might help, so
> perhaps using two guitars or a single double-necked guitar would help.
> 
> Eugene Fiume
> {allegra|decvax}!utcsri!elf

I've seen Stanley play 2 guitars at once before.  It was at Bunky's
in Madison a few years ago.  He was also playing with a bassist
(electric and acoustic) and a drummer.  Awesome.  I wonder why he
doesn't do it more often.  BTW, in my opinion, I don't care if
he plays guitar with 2 hands, 2 feet, a mouthful of teeth, or whatever.
All that matters is what he has to say.  He can be quite a stunning
soloist, as anyone who has seen him can attest to.  I do agree, that
the tone of his guitar does get to me after a while.  He's been using the
same tone ffor a long time.  I think it's about time he moved on.