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GEN GOTT is not only the man… But he is a serious musician..its hard to listen to these tunes and not like them.
You meant “Ben,” I think, right Wes? Unless there’s Gennifer Gott that I’m not aware of!
We spoke before because we live close to each other and you were the only one I’ve ever met who knew about 90’s R and B as much as I.
Curious if you heard the knew Guns N Roses and what you thought. I gave it a 2 out of 10.
Also was having the following debate, name a better rock album released since Appetite For Destruction – I couldn’t come up with anything.
My brother said The Strokes – Is This It? and I punched him in the temple.
hey ben
just a note to say thank you for the comment up on the ape site – very kind of you and really glad you like the song
best
bobfromthemilks
Ben,
I already sent you a note on CD Baby, but I wound up here today, and I noticed that you teach at (or taught at?) the Rectory School–yes? Wow, that is a coincidence: my brother (my only sibling) taught at Rectory for one year (1989-90), and I visited him there frequently and shot a photo essay there. I remember it as a place with much need–need for students who’ve hit bumps elsewhere to be recognized, affirmed, and, yes, taught. I’m glad you’re on the job.
Take care,
Ben Cooley Hall