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Date Posted: 13:12:37 02/24/02 Sun
Author: Jon
Subject: Re: Brian's influence
In reply to: Jack White 's message, "Brian's influence" on 19:54:18 02/23/02 Sat

>Rob, as you know Brian has always cast a
>spell on my tastes in listening to music and
>playing music. I was playing a gig with my
>brother John the other day and realized his
>harmonica playing was very Brian-like. As young
>boys we would listen over and over to the
>early Stones records and memorize every riff.
>Thanks for keeping Brian's flame bright. Jack
>White
Jon = What gos around, comes around. Brian learned from his idols and has passed on his gifts of great music.

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