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From: Steven Levine
Date: Fri, 30 Apr 1999 09:18:07 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: Re: your mail

On Thu, 29 Apr 1999, Kevin Caffrey wrote:

> I was thinking about the Jerry Portnoy Masterclass, but $60.00 or more
> seems
> like a lot of cash for a poor graduate student like myself to throw down.
> I'm still thinking. Any help would be appraeciated.

I think it's worth it. Yes, $60 is a lot, but if you take lessons, you'll
probably spend much more than that. With Portnoy's package, you'll always
have the teacher (virtually) with you. It's a wise investment if you're
serious about learning blues harp. Don't expect to learn every blues lick
you've ever heard from Portnoy's package - he doesn't tab out licks, and
he teaches techniques instead of songs and licks. Some of what he teaches
can be frustrating to work with, but if you stick with it you'll learn a
lot. I also recommend Steve Baker's "The Harp Handbook."

- -Steve