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  1. September 8th, 2012, 07:10 AM #1
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    In this clip, Robben Ford talks about the evolution of his personal style and play some cool Blues .


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    Simply awesome! He plays the music in my head.
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    I always loved the way he played to me he is a kind of Larry Carlton younger brother, I'm always impressed the way Robben is never ever make a false bend it always sound perfectly great ! His rythmn chops are always very tight and inspiring
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    I really like his stuff!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jipes View Post
    I always loved the way he played to me he is a kind of Larry Carlton younger brother, I'm always impressed the way Robben is never ever make a false bend it always sound perfectly great ! His rythmn chops are always very tight and inspiring
    Funny that you mention Larry Carlton, as Travis Carlton, his son, was Robben's bass player. The kid is really good, too!
    I've been watching Robben's concert DVD, "The Paris Concert", which I highly recommend for any fan.
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    Cool, Blaze - thanks!
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