Talk:Chuck Greenberg

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I added his widow's biography as a citation. Although it's from a family member the biographic details are specific. If anyone can find some interviews or more third party citations that would be a huge help. Thank you all for helping me remember Chuck. I was just a teenage saxophone player when Shadowfax was first publishing albums with Windham Hill. Chuck was an inspiration to me. I even called Windham Hill, requested his phone number, and then gave him a call in LA to ask him a few naive questions about the lyricon. He very kindly took my call and appreciated my interest. I felt special that he took the time. I then spoke with him after a performance on one of his tours in Florida. He was quite approachable for the rock star that I thought him to be. In his honor I still own a digital saxophone, a descendant of the lyricon, and I'm quite happy to do what I can to help add citations and notable facts about his life. Here's to you, Chuck. - Owlmonkey 04:29, 2 December 2007 (UTC)