Talk:Ernest Ford
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[edit] Ford's music was praised
I beg to differ about this point. I have a great many snips of reviews of Jane Annie and many of them say that Ford was derivative, not adventurous, &c. They also say his patter songs are unhappy and he's at his best when he's making a parody. "His music is best described as polite." Doesn't sound much like praise to me. [added July 5 by SFarrell]
- Thanks, I deleted the statment. -- Ssilvers 16:36, 5 July 2007 (UTC)
