Talk:Mick Goodrick

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I'm a jazz guitarist. I attended Berklee, I've lived in Boston my entire life (and, for what it's worth, I've got most of Mick Goodrick's recordings), but I've never heard the term "Boston Sound." Can someone explain what the "Boston Sound" might be, or cite an example of Goodrick being credited with its creation? If not, I'll delete the reference. I'd also like to include a selected discography, more information on his new books, and perhaps a mention that he used to write a column in Guitar Player. Goodrick is certainly influential enough to warrant Wikipedia inclusion. Cribcage 00:05, 4 Apr 2004 (UTC)

After more than a year without reply, the reference has been removed.