Actually, when the "Song for America" album came out, the picture of the band on the back of the album showed that at that time, Phil Ehart and I were doppelgangers. Although I was living in New York state at the time, I had been out of town playing for a while and had returned just as the album came out, and for the next several months had people asking if it was me on the album!
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In a message dated 3/12/2006 4:59:02 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
jonesalley@... writes:
From my time in Kansas, with the inevitable exposure to country music it brought, I have learned that while I can learn to play pretty much any sequence of melodies, harmonies, and rhythms without much trouble, there's so much more to it than that. I simply can't play country music. I can learn the keyboard parts, but it always sounds wrong. I've concluded that it's one thing to play the right notes, but another thing entirely to play the notes right.
Jon, you're fulla crap. I checked all my Kansas records and you aren't on any of them.
Frank ;?)