Talk:George Benson

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George Benson performed at the Jazz Workshop in Boston, Massachusetts many years ago. During which time he would occasionally feature up and coming artists. On one such occasionally, I got to perform with him during one set. I was playing a right hand Les Paul guitar at the time. It was received well with the audience and certainly a memorable experience for me "2 Guitar John" http://www.2guitarjohn.com . I now play 2 jazz guitars at the exact same time. If anyone has any information on how I can contact George Benson, please visit my site and use the contact information link on my pages to contact me. Thanks! -John Bowden [originally posted to article by 67.49.39.224 (talk • contribs) at 17:44, 27 Apr 2005]

[edit] professional musician from age 3?!

Either the person who wrote this meant 13 or this is absolutely ridiculous. A musician from age 3 is something very complicated to say, let alone a professional! -- Kripkenstein 04:20, 17 July 2006 (UTC)

Django Reinhardt as an influence