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Re: FW: No Swing in the U.K.?

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Subject: Re: FW: No Swing in the U.K.?
From: gohast@xxxxxx (Graham Hastings)
Date: Thu, 06 Feb 1997 19:43:20 GMT
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On Wed, 5 Feb 1997 06:20:06 -0500, andrew wooler
<100645.1446@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

=10Tom sheridan wrote
=10
=10To discover swing, you really have to *listen* to swing music. 
=10Recorded, or preferably live. There is no other way.
=10
I kind of disagree.  I've been listening to swing all my life (well
nearly:-)  But if something comes up on a gig with swing I sit back
and do what I'm told by the guys who play it all the time.  To swing
well you have to play it, preferably starting young, and do it all the
time.  (IMHO)

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