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	<title>Comments on: Episode 0007: Interview with Butch Skynear, Artist and SOMETIMES Canon Photographer</title>
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		<title>By: jonlyksett</title>
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		<description>I&#039;ve known Skynear since the early 70&#039;s. Used to hang out in his garage/studio in Salt Lake City and talk music with him (I was a working drummer/percussionist at the time). Have a number of his works hanging in my home now, including an amazing lithograph that he did over a period of weeks, each week etching a new color in the printing stone.  Funny that all these years later, we are both Canon shooters.  He taught me to see things with my mind&#039;s eye, and I think that he learned something from me about hearing things that weren&#039;t obviously there. Thanks for the interview.</description>
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		<title>By: jonlyksett</title>
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		<description>I&#039;ve known Skynear since the early 70&#039;s. Used to hang out in his garage/studio in Salt Lake City and talk music with him (I was a working drummer/percussionist at the time). Have a number of his works hanging in my home now, including an amazing lithograph that he did over a period of weeks, each week etching a new color in the printing stone.  Funny that all these years later, we are both Canon shooters.  He taught me to see things with my mind&#039;s eye, and I think that he learned something from me about hearing things that weren&#039;t obviously there. Thanks for the interview.</description>
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