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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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No, but i'm sure he'd agree that if you are going to judge a man as a live performer, make sure you SEE him LIVE! He's not a musical genius, but that is what makes him special. Thousands of people can play virtuoso guitar, few can make an impact on peoples lives, provide inspiration and sustanenance. it's folk music really, music for the people, it;s not music just for other musicians. Alot of virtuoso musicians fill their audience with other musicians. Very hard to blow away people who know nothing about music, with music. Just not many artists out there like springsteen, even some of the great live acts say that he is the best live. How many artists have college courses based on their songs? http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/11/1...urse-featuring-lyrics-bruce-springsteen/and btw, it's not even not liking him, i have some very good friends who cant stand him. But for a fellow musician and songwriter to diss a guy that does it all is irritating. Should know better than that.
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