Sep 19 2007
Blues Musician Jon Cleary on Writing Great Songs, Part 4/4: Drawing Inspiration from Existing Music and Staying True to Genres
Blues pianist and songwriter Jon Cleary discusses his love for reggae and rocksteady, and discusses the challenges and pitfalls of trying to draw inspiration from or fake a genre you arent intimately familiar with.
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