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Thelonious Monk's Advice to Steve Lacy
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I'm kind of surprised that Ted Greene didn't mention Roy Buchanan more. Ted's tone was a bit more George Van Eps and Lenny Breau influenced, but I know that Chet was a big influence... and Roy Buchanan's "lap piano" approach, when he wasn't burning up the fretboard had to have been in there as well.
Could be-- my guess is that Ted was probably aware of all the key Tele guys.
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