Re: Blues scale: is this accurate?

"Danny Schorr" <.@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> On Sun, 22 Jun 2008 16:46:09 GMT, "Steve Latham" <llatham@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>"Danny Schorr" <.@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>> Dude, you need to cut that racist bull**** right now, quick.
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>>Yikes Danny - I think he was just quoting one of his 
>>professors/colleagues -
>>I didn't take it as any kind of racial epithet or anything.
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>>Dude, you've been a little tense lately. Did you switch to decaf?
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>>Best,
>>Steve
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> LOL - no I've never drank coffe in my life - maybe I should start :-0

I highly recommend Mountain Dew.

>
> Apologies to the dude who said that-  I was actually remembering a long
> series of letters in Guitar Player magazine way back when after a 
> 'scholar'
> wrote an opinion piece on how the white man could never truly play the
> blues, and over reacted, thinking I might be seeing the same here..
>
> Again, I apologize.
>

Yes, it's too late, white men have played, and participated in the blues,
as 
have many other races. I've got the I might lose my house if I don't pay
my 
mortgage blues. I know that's not as bad as the I don't even have a house 
cause I can't get a loan blues, or the You're both lucky you can walk
blues, 
but we all have our struggles.

Steve