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Date: Wed, 20 Feb 2002 17:44:45 -0600
From: philmg~meritech.net
Subject: Re: teacher/Chicago (60 miles south of )

I'd echo that, having been in Joe's class for the past few months. He
has two separate groups divided by skill level and there are varying
degrees of skill within those groups. The approach is pretty low key
but very good. They're also quite cheap. (And getting to hear Joe play
is worth the price too.)

For information, go to www.oldtownschool.org

Phil
Chicago

On Tue, 19 Feb 2002 17:52:36 EST, you wrote:

>Hey Rupert,
>
>Whomever these lessons are for (not you I presume?) it'd be well worth
their
>effort to make the 60 mi. drive to Chicago. Last night I had the good
>fortune to sit in on Joe Filisko's weekly blues harp class at the Old Town
>School. The last time I was there was about 7 months ago and it's
absolutely
>astounding to see the progress his students have made. This is
>center-of-the-universe blues harp teaching. Super intensive, accelerated,
>high motivation blues harp education. Very scary. Joe's class a serious and
>seriously fun experience.
>
>And hey, the guy makes the trip to Chicago from Joliet every Monday night
and
>that's about 50 miles. What's another 10? The only thing missing would be
>chrome -- but hey, this is Joe Filisko we're talking about. Just a thought.
>
>T. Albanese
>
>In a message dated 2/19/02 12:29:38 PM Central Standard Time,
>orupe~harter.net writes:
>
>
>> Anyone recommend a blues harp teacher (preferably at least a little
chrom)
>> 60 miles south of Chicago. Near Homewood, Bourbonnais.... TIA
>>
>>