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Quite true, Hank is a wizard. Like you said, not a gypsy jazz guy, but a master of old-timey jazz. Everything he plays is pretty & it always seems effortless. I envy that because I'm always working my tail off & I feel like it shows. But that's ok, I've learned to live with that. There are a lot of great musicians in this town. And a few of them make me a bit nervous when I look up & see them in the audience, and Hank Bones is definitely on that list.
That sounds great. I'll look forward to meeting you & jamming with you if you end up here.
I took the job, so I'll be down in Asheville in August. I look forward to meeting you then.
Me too. My band has a weekly gig on Saturday nights, I'll message you directly with the details so you can sit in with us.