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Posted by dave c on August 21, 2006 at 18:39:29:
... person.
Some addicts are not so hard to work with.
You just need to treat them like children... oh, most musicians are like that anyway.
I will reserve judgement on Parish's book as althpugh its quite a page turner, it skips past whole areas without a pause for breath.
Lesh's is actually written by him (as opposed to Parish's) but seems to concentrate on certain things and definitely certain times.
I doubt any book could include as much detail as any of us might like/wamt, especially of the, say, 65-73 period when I doubt many were too reasoned in their approach nor expectant of the whole thing lasting so long.
Of the moment, by the moment and for the moment as someone might have said.