I'd opt for Jean luc ponty . . . . he actually had a massive technique and won several legit violin competitions . . . . and his lead guitarist daryl steurmer was a perfect match. great band!
Fondly remember the Gumper, Orland Kurtenbach and Rod Gilbert! The Glory Days! (Sorry - having a little trouble with the reply system in this forum . . . . not sure whether or not I've replied. I'll get the hang of it though.
Better muskie fishing in Michigan. Come to think of it, we don't have any here. Decent Norther Pike in Ft St John and Dawson Creek are, past the continental divide.
I may have met him . . . . heard the name. Was in Toronto playing in summer festivals and NYO for a few years, and for a season as assistant-concertmaster of the Esprit Canadian, an orchestra that specializes in contemporary music.
Hmmm . . . just about any English or Aromatic tobacco . . . . developing preferences now!
Me too! Have a good collection of church wardens . . . . McQueens mostly. Bought a bunch of discontinued McQ's cheap from a business that was getting out of pipes. Great fun!
Big fan of Pablo de Sarasate's music. Have played and performed all 8 of the Spanish Dances. (Was a professional violinist before retiring about six years ago.) Jota Navarra is considered by most to be the hardest. I thought it the most fun! Zapadeato for me had the most traps. Ole!
