Just reading the new interview (circa) 2008 and it sounds like he throws things out there based upon what others have said, without understanding.
Examples: "Soto is an 'alto'" and some of the times he tries to describe key changes.
Is Herbie Herbert actually a musician?
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Is Herbie Herbert actually a musician?
by DracIsBack » Wed May 14, 2008 5:59 am
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Re: Is Herbie Herbert actually a musician?
by AlteredDNA » Wed May 14, 2008 6:38 am
DracIsBack wrote:Just reading the new interview (circa) 2008 and it sounds like he throws things out there based upon what others have said, without understanding.
Examples: "Soto is an 'alto'" and some of the times he tries to describe key changes.
He plays music, but yes, sometimes he's a little off on the terminology...
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Re: Is Herbie Herbert actually a musician?
by AlienC » Wed May 14, 2008 8:41 am
AlteredDNA wrote:DracIsBack wrote:Just reading the new interview (circa) 2008 and it sounds like he throws things out there based upon what others have said, without understanding.
Examples: "Soto is an 'alto'" and some of the times he tries to describe key changes.
He plays music, but yes, sometimes he's a little off on the terminology...
Neal has trouble sight reading music, but I daresay you'ld consider him one.
Herbie is DEFINATELY a musician.
The twist he's he's also a businessman.
Most musicians only use that part of their brain to pick up chicks.
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Re: Is Herbie Herbert actually a musician?
by DracIsBack » Wed May 14, 2008 8:52 am
Neal has trouble sight reading music, but I daresay you'ld consider him one.
Yes, but in fairness, I've also seen Neal play an instrument (albeit on DVD) whereas I've not seen Herbie do that.
The reason I brought it up is a) I simply am not familiar with Herbie; b) some of his musical comments weren't right (ie. keys, vocal types etc) which. Wasn't sure if he was scrictly a manager or a manager/musician.
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Re: Is Herbie Herbert actually a musician?
by larryfromnextdoor » Wed May 14, 2008 11:01 am
AlienC wrote:Most musicians only use that part of their brain to pick up chicks.
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Re: Is Herbie Herbert actually a musician?
by larryfromnextdoor » Wed May 14, 2008 11:02 am
DracIsBack wrote:Just reading the new interview (circa) 2008 and it sounds like he throws things out there based upon what others have said, without understanding.
Examples: "Soto is an 'alto'" and some of the times he tries to describe key changes.
i like HH's vocals.. pretty dang cool blues singer...
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Re: Is Herbie Herbert actually a musician?
by (Crazy)Dulce Lady » Wed May 14, 2008 3:13 pm
larryfromnextdoor wrote:DracIsBack wrote:Just reading the new interview (circa) 2008 and it sounds like he throws things out there based upon what others have said, without understanding.
Examples: "Soto is an 'alto'" and some of the times he tries to describe key changes.
i like HH's vocals.. pretty dang cool blues singer...
me, too. I have Sy Klopps Blues Band- Old Blue Eye Is Back and Walter Ego and I dig it.
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