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I so very much wish that our "temporary son", Roberto from Argentina could hear this splendid performance. He asked for and was given such an instrument and he tried valiantly to learn how to make music on it for his own pleasure in his room. He lived with us in MN for a year in the late '70s. I still miss him occasionally and wonder if he became a proficient "mouth-organist".
ReplyDeleteWow, that was something. And, I'd forgotten that Roberto had played the harmonica... a nice memory. I can just imagine him now.
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