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Paul Jay and Martin Taylor – More Photos From The ‘Front Row’
Paul Jay and Martin Taylor playing for the gang at the 2017 Martin Taylor Guitar Retreat at the Lands of Loyal Castle in Alyth, Scotland.
Paul Jay: “I believe I was playing Tommy Emmanuel’s arrangement of Classical Gas in this photo. And/or a parody of “Swinging on a Star” called “Would You Like to Play the Guitar”. Martin made the audience give me a second ovation.”
Jazz Guitar Today is looking for photos to share with our community. Recent or from your archives – we would like to hear from you! And they don’t have to be from the ‘front row’…
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