Not everyone has a great memory for wherr and when they have played. I routinely mention gigs to guys I played with 30 years ago -- and I mean big gigs, like opening for The Allman Brothers or being on a national radio broadcast -- and they say, "I don't even remember that gig." I can imagine that for someone who has done a lot of sessions and gigs, memory could be foggy. That may apply to Carol. Why she continues to insist that she played on gigs where others have the proof that she did not, I don't know.
I can also easily see why a "chick" guitar player would have had to fight harder than a man, especially in the '60s. If she's abrasive, so be it. I have known and worked with enough idiots over my career to learn to appreciate them for how they play, not necessarily how thay act. Her work on "Good Vibrations" and many other sessions that can be documented, plus her instructional books & DVDs, tell me she can play, and I respect her for that.
I can also easily see why a "chick" guitar player would have had to fight harder than a man, especially in the '60s. If she's abrasive, so be it. I have known and worked with enough idiots over my career to learn to appreciate them for how they play, not necessarily how thay act. Her work on "Good Vibrations" and many other sessions that can be documented, plus her instructional books & DVDs, tell me she can play, and I respect her for that.
