Sep 19 2007
Blues Musician Jon Cleary on Learning Music as a Child
Blues pianist and songwriter Jon Cleary discusses how he began learning to play music as a child what instruments he tried, how his self-teaching progressed, and some of the central insights he discovered along the way that helped his musicianship come together.
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