A Conversation with Breeze Cayolle:
Cayolle is a New Orleans native who relocated to Memphis in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.
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...he’s new to me, thanks.
ReplyDeleteHe's been a welcome addition here.
DeleteI don't know this musician and I didn't listen to the entire conversation. But Breeze said something I found very profound, not only for musicians, but applied to whatever you do. He said playing his instrument was "hands on". "Knowing your instrument...and so many hours on the clock becomes second nature."
ReplyDeleteI'm glad we could listen to him like this. There's more to him that his musical ability.
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ReplyDelete:)
DeleteHe is a very interesting person, thanks for sharing! Valerie
ReplyDeleteI'm happy to've introduced you :)
DeleteI've never heard of Breeze Cayolle before, but I certainly enjoyed listening to him.
ReplyDeleteHe's made such a wonderful addition. I'm glad the New Orleans folks looked on Memphis as an option.
DeleteI have never heard of him either. Thanks for the intro.
ReplyDeleteHe made a big impression here.
DeleteThat was well worth the time. And a new name to me, too.
ReplyDeleteI"m glad you liked it :)
DeleteNot come across him before ...
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
We were fortunate to have had him choose us.
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