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01-18-2012, 02:07 AM
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 William Ash I've been immersing myself in Wes and William Ash trying a to get a handle on block chord soloing and there's a wealth of stuff to listen to and learn from. Just wondered if many people have come across William Ash as he is a great player but maybe too far down the Wes fan route for some maybe but he's got great thumb and chord chops! Anyone ever met him?
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