El Carbonero

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Ron.M

Posts: 7051
Joined: Jul. 7 2003
From: Scotland

El Carbonero

Did anybody watch "Al Compás" this evening?
Great interview with Carbonero.
A very intelligent and philosphical man.
Looks a great teacher.
(Well he's taught some of the best)
I'm sure he could answer all my questions and put me on the right track in a week.

The three big questions now....
The Time, The Wife and The Money....

LOL!!

Ron

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Sep. 2 2003 22:11:43

Phil

Posts: 382
Joined: Jul. 7 2003
From: Rota, Spain

RE: El Carbonero (in reply to Ron.M)

Ron,
Thanks for the information. As usual, I missed the program.

I'll try to remember to watch the re-broadcast tomorrow. I saw El Carbonero today and he didn't even mention it.

quote:

The three big questions now....The Time, The Wife and The Money....

As soon as you've found the answers to the above questions, let me know.

When I had the time for lessons I didn't have the money and when I had the money I didn't have the time. And then there's trying to get my wife to understand why a 51-year-old man would want to take Flamenco guitar lessons. If it ain't one thing, it's another.

Phil

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Sep. 2 2003 23:21:18