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Review of Gussow's book, "Journeyman's Road"
Review of Gussow's book, "Journeyman's Road"
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Elwood
169 posts
Oct 16, 2009
12:58 AM
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At The Harp Surgery, I just did a review of Adam Gussow's book, "Journeyman's Road". It comes in two posts, actually:
So long and thanks for all the chops: Gussow calls it quits."
and the review itself:
Journeyman's Road: seeking wisdom in the holy scriptures (of blues harmonica)
Hope you like 'em. If not, you know where to find me. And if you already read Journeyman's Road, let me know what you think...
Last Edited by on Oct 16, 2009 4:24 AM
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Preston
529 posts
Oct 16, 2009
5:21 AM
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Nice work, man.
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ness
76 posts
Oct 16, 2009
8:28 AM
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Yeah -- good work and good site too. I hadn't found that one yet.
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jonsparrow
1190 posts
Oct 16, 2009
8:55 AM
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dont have time to read it now but thats a cool pic.
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Elwood
175 posts
Oct 18, 2009
1:11 PM
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Thanks, fellas. The site is run by a UK harp teacher, Richard "Wilf" Taylor. He's also "giving it all away", in his own style.
Adam has posted a comment on the review informing us that the confirmed release date for Mr Satan's Apprentice is November 20. In the meantime I would say this book is a really decent substitute, and I haven't even got to the good stuff yet. Stayed tuned for part 2 of the review...
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