From: coolaidcb13@yahoo.com   
      
   I understand you have musician friends that... blah blah blah. I still   
   think you're smoking crack, the guitar solos on Home at Last and Josie   
   are genius.   
      
   I see nothing wrong with his style on Aja. It's relaxed, yet jagged,   
   much like a sting ray... Walt's playing on Aja has greatly influenced   
   my own playing. Sure he's no Stanley Jordan or Wes Montgomery... but   
   come on, the guy ain't no hack either. He's Walter "mutha fukin"   
   Becker, respec'.   
      
   He's an artist, a pioneer...   
      
   Cedric   
      
   On Wed, 06 Sep 2006 02:17:38 GMT, Dave M  wrote:   
      
   >   
   >That's harsh, but I can understand it.  His solo is wimpy   
   >compared to the amazing controlled-yet-burning groove of   
   >that song, propelled by Jim Keltner's drumming.  And I'm not   
   >even referring to his choice of notes--they're actually   
   >quite nice; I'm taking about execution and tone.   
      
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