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Herb didn't teach much..
I was lucky enough to hook up with him at the old Steve Allen playhouse in Hollywood.
He amd Mike Marshall and Barney Kessell were trying to develop a methodology to take rock and roll players into jazz.
I was the "guinea pig" fo their notions..
In exchange I got to study guitat with Herb and use the old Steve allen Band (Ray Brown, Mousie Alexander etc.) as my practice rhythm section.
Not too freakin' shabby !
I'd sure like to have some of those afternoons back..
Herb was a great guy...he just wanted me (and everybody else) to enjoy music as much as he did
Bob
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