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BarkellWH
Posts: 3461
Joined: Jul. 12 2009
From: Washington, DC
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RE: PDL (in reply to Ricardo)
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No. There are many fans of the “old school” that don’t tolerate a single note of Paco de Lucía, thinking his toque is some form of jazz fusion. But I for one say, everybody SHOULD respect him as a great tocaor. While a fan of the "old school" (my favorite being Sabicas), I have always respected Paco de Lucia as a great tocaor. What I objected to, and so stated on this Foro on several occasions, was when PDL created his ensemble that included a bass guitar and a harmonica. I saw him perform twice with this combination. I thought it detracted from his flamenco-centric guitar work. But that's just me. Bill
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