Jon Gindick

Thanks, Jon!! Great Music! @ WhoMagoo.com - Thanks for the Interviews

I'm a fan. Thank you for your you tube vid's. going to iTunes to see if I can buy some of your songs.
Love Bird on a wire. and your latest video at the wine bar couldn't tell what the song was called, loved it.
thank you

Love the new Album. Very Professional production and sound.

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Hey, just got finishing listening TWICE to your new album, "Live At The All Night Café."
Classic Gindick! GREAT lyrics and spot on harp riffs!
"Born To Wail" and, "Load Me Up Baby" were two of many that I am drawn to!
And, finally, "In The Land Of You" was deeply moving.
Where in the world did you get that hook line?!!!
Thank you very much Jon!

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I had the pleasure of watching you today on Tomlin Leckie's Wednesday Live Q&A session.
You've definitely still got it and made complex issues sound simple and really do inspire us mere mortals to reach for a harp and whale away!

Enjoying Your Rock n' Blues Harmonica book that I just picked up while I work through Tomlin's classes!
I'm trying to work in a trip to your Jam Camp in September this year!

My dear friend Jon,

It has been a delight getting to know you through the teaching of your art.

Hopefully, we all will become better acquainted with what truly is the subject to be studied.

Yes, music is good.

And peace is good.

And kindness is good.

And love is even better.

I know that in time when what is better becomes even more so we'll acquainted with everyone that truly what's to get to know it then it itself will be exactly what it needs to be so that it itself will do what is needed to do to be the type of person dedicated toward helping all those in need of what is right.

Honestly, I respect you wholeheartedly.

Your music sends a message of peace and kindness.

Your familiarity says thank you.

And I respond with a your welcome.

May you forever be grateful for all the peace and love distributed through your kind welfare offered to the poor and to the wealthy.

And to the needy and to the honest.

You truly are important.

And worthy of commendation.

Truly,

Your harp pal,

Lance

i have not smoked cigarettes for about 2 years now.

i guess that is the most important harmonica lesson of them all.

i wish you peace joy and love.

may you discover many vital things.

may you discover what you truly need.

mahy you have all that is truly important.

and may you be blessed a thousand fold.
i am hoping you recieve the best life ever.
i am wishing you all the forgiveness possible.
i am looking forward toward learning all that needs to be learned.
it is truly amazing how people can change.
yes, in a musical way
in a kind way
in an honest way
in a way that says im sorry
in a way that says please forgive me
in a way that says
soon
everyone shall be blessed.
indeed, in time we all shall be music to each others ears,
and until that time may we be as musical as we can possibly can be although suffering from the ailment of
lack of duration and lack of harmony and a lack of carefulness for the feelings of others.

i hope with true sincerity that in time we all shall be musical.
i hope that in time we shall all be what we truly need to be so that we all can be musical and also exactly the way in which we were created.

that is, to be kind and caring and considerate.

so, as such therefore , i extend an apology to you dear jon for being your most immodest student

i am wishing you peace joy and contentment in this difficult time
in this stressful time.

yes,

this world does need change

and yes this world does need music

and yes this world does need you

may you forever be blesses as someone who deserves all that what music is

honestly and truly,

your harp pal

lance

Dear Jon, I did all that you told me except I did not follow your example by buying an X-B40 harmonica. Sorry. Your harp pal, Lance