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One Long Tune: The Life and Music of Lenny Breau Ron Forbes-Roberts
Publisher: University of North Texas Press

I think this is also when I became a de facto Platonist. I just finished reading "One Long Tune, The Life And Music Of Lenny Breau", by Ron Forbes-Roberts. I am reading the biography of the great jazz guitarist Lenny Breau ("One Long Tune" by Ron Forbes-Roberts). Sukornyk and Ron Forbes-Roberts, author of the forthcoming biography: One Long Tune: The Life and Music of Lenny Breau. Ron Forbes-Roberts, One Long Tune: The Life And Music Of Lenny Breau (North Texas). Having spent my life in music I see how I entered it in my mid-teensbut also that just *happened* to coincide with a LOT of practice. Lenny was hugely influenced by Bill, in many ways, a kindred spirit. But I first heard her a long time ago, and have been fascinated over the years by what I consider to be a striking example of one of the major show-business paradoxes. Http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c43s68ddEpM. I just had to comment briefly on a book that I just started called One Long Tune - The Life and Music of Lenny Breau. Includes liner notes by Don Francks, Joey Hollingsworth, George B. Lenny Breau practiced incessantly and his unsurpassed technique and musicality shows the results. One of my favorite French-Canadian musicians, the late Lenny Breau, and a beautiful song he wrote, Five O'Clock Bells in the Morning. Many guitarists consider Breau the world's greatest player of the instrument. The story of Lenny Breau is another one of those tragic artist stories – greatness silenced by the perils of addiction. €�A kind of modern-day Django Reinhardt, Lenny Breau was enigmatic, unpredictable, and wide-ranging in his life and music. Largely unrecognized except by the select few who are touched by his sphere of brilliance, he improvised and innovated kaleidoscopic fusions of styles and .