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who is the most musically creative person in the industry

andycam

By andycam
January 30, 2008 in The Lounge

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Posted February 3, 2008

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Posted February 3, 2008

Early in his career Quincy Jones was helped out and mentored by Harry Lookofsky - another "name" worth investigating.

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Posted February 4, 2008

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spadetownboy I had to film Van Morrison about 2 years ago. And all I can say is what an arse of a performer. He came on stage with a digital clock counting down 90mins, didn't acknowledge the crowd once and just sang his set and left. No charisma what so ever. Good voice though.

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Posted February 5, 2008

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very sterotypical view of van the man i,ve seen him on numerous occasions and yep while he can be like that i,ve also seen the flip side of the coin were the old van charisma has come out, but irrespective of that any time i,ve seen him its actually been about the music and whether or not hes got a good rapport with the audience

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