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Jazz Guitar Today Looks Back at 2019
February 2019: Frank uses his prodigious talent to make music not to impress. His chops and grasp music on the instrument is up there with the very best but he never leaves his audience behind or tries to go over their heads, he truly entertains with his art. VIEW THIS ISSUE
“Learn how to get a gig. Really, learn how to get a gig. This is what a lot of younger players don’t learn. You have to knock on doors and just like practicing daily, you must knock on doors daily.” – Frank Vignola
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