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Chuck S. Lettes


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Denver, Colorado
Post  Posted 3 Sep 2013 8:52 am    
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I've been inspired after hearing all of the great music at the St. Louis Convention. Although I recorded a version of The Water Is Wide years ago, I thought I would revisit it, especially after hearing Linda Ronstadt and David Sanborn's recording. My arrangement features the lap steel and tenor sax (Horns of Plenty).
Chuck
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Jerry Berger


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Nampa, Idaho USA
Post  Posted 3 Sep 2013 10:19 am     Water Is Wide
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Hi Chuck,

It is great to hear you play again. I met you at the ISGC last week and then again at the air port. You are a fantastic musician and I'm glad I had the opportunity to meet you.
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Joachim Kettner


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Germany
Post  Posted 5 Sep 2013 2:43 am    
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Super! And the added saxophones give the tune a new twist.
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Chuck S. Lettes


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Denver, Colorado
Post  Posted 5 Sep 2013 5:45 am    
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Thanks, guys. Learning the saxophone has been on my "bucket list" for many years, and I finally now have the time to spend on the instrument. Hope my lap steel doesn't get too jealous.
Chuck
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