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Jazz Guitar Today Looks Back at 2019
June 2019: Robben Ford has been a favorite of ours for so many years… It was such an honor for JGT to interview him. He really is a legend! VIEW THIS ISSUE
“I like being creative. I don’t want to get locked into anything just for the money. That is what I saw as the sad truth in those cities. Here in Nashville, it’s not like there are a zillion gigs or a zillion places to play. On the other hand, there are enough and there is an incredible pool of musicians and creativity in Nashville. So there is the potential of doing something unique, personal, and satisfying. Musically and financially – there’s just no place in the world like Nashville.” – Robben Ford
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