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Day: October 9, 2014

Award finalists, News Posted on9 October 201427 October 2014

Paul Mason | NJA Finalist Q&A

The jazz thing started in high school for me. I remember one morning in roll call, a very close friend showed me a recording of Pat Metheny playing ‘Have You Heard’. I was about 13 and had really only been flirting with the guitar up until then. Magic! I was instantly addicted to it.

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