Brett Garsed interview at All Out Guitar
All Out Guitar has posted a great interview with Brett Garsed. It's presented as part one, with a second part soon to follow. Thanks to Laurie at Truth in Shredding (again!) for spotting this.
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It's indeed an interesting interview with some cool pix of when Brett was young. He was a plumber and thought that is what he would be doing for a career. Thank goodness it worked out otherwise.
Posted by: Rob Waxman | December 01, 2007 at 10:25 PM