Larry Behm, Oregon
Posted: 22 Dec 2001 1:03 pm
A few weeks back there was a post on Larry Behm. This is a belated post regarding Larry.
About 5 years ago, I was so moved by a letter Larry had sent to Steel Guitar World Magazine, concerning touch and tone, that I tried and succeeded in tracking him down on the phone. Since then, we have stayed in communication via e-mail and phone. I just wanted to say, not only is Larry an excellent steel player, who truely understands that less is more, he is also a very nice person, who has been very unselfish about his time in trying to help myself and many others. He turely represents the better part of humanity. Just felt I had to post this, realizing I should of done it a few weeks ago...but felt I needed to put my two cents in.
About 5 years ago, I was so moved by a letter Larry had sent to Steel Guitar World Magazine, concerning touch and tone, that I tried and succeeded in tracking him down on the phone. Since then, we have stayed in communication via e-mail and phone. I just wanted to say, not only is Larry an excellent steel player, who truely understands that less is more, he is also a very nice person, who has been very unselfish about his time in trying to help myself and many others. He turely represents the better part of humanity. Just felt I had to post this, realizing I should of done it a few weeks ago...but felt I needed to put my two cents in.