I'm a ten year veteran and earned two Masters degrees a few years back and now drowning in school debt. Joohyyyy!
Anyway, I really like the Heritage sounds. Basically, I'm here to learn more about Heritage and hopefully buy one someday.
There's many different styles that I like and have already played for a while but stopped about a year ago after work started consuming everything. So I took charge of my life, left the east coast and moved to the laid back southwest to reclaim my life and music should be part of it.
So before I heard Peter Green I was always into playing classical piano but I really wanted to try the blues after Peter Green. Time got away but not the desire.
Plus, there's just so many awesome songs to play with a bluesey style; early R&B, British blues, etc.
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Hello all,
Sorry for posting elsewhere first.
I'm a ten year veteran and earned two Masters degrees a few years back and now drowning in school debt. Joohyyyy!
Anyway, I really like the Heritage sounds. Basically, I'm here to learn more about Heritage and hopefully buy one someday.
There's many different styles that I like and have already played for a while but stopped about a year ago after work started consuming everything. So I took charge of my life, left the east coast and moved to the laid back southwest to reclaim my life and music should be part of it.
So before I heard Peter Green I was always into playing classical piano but I really wanted to try the blues after Peter Green. Time got away but not the desire.
Plus, there's just so many awesome songs to play with a bluesey style; early R&B, British blues, etc.
Alright.
Thanks all.
Later