Talk:Gordon O'Brien

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World renown classical guitarist Liona Boyd believes Gordon O'Brien may be the next Segovia. A child prodigy at age 6 and taught by some of the world's greatest classical guitar masters O'Brien has won first place in the Canada National Competition, N.G.S.W. International Concerto Competition, Leo Brouwers Martinique International and the Stotsenberg International. O'Brien, age 40 has graced the world's concert stages and currently lives in Diamondhead Mississippi where he continues to amaze and mesmerize audiences.

[edit] Keep this article

Evidently a mess, but there is clearly good reason to keep this article. A quick Google search shows that it is genuine and it has been requested, as the What Links Here shows. --GoAround 20:48, 17 May 2006 (UTC)