A Passage for Mandolin

A con man, a genius, and music’s greatest gift. Angelo was pretty good at reading his father: high strung, at times devious, somewhat decent, but often callous with regards to assessing other people’s qualities. Marty often reduced people to their lowest common denominator hence, rationalizing that it was alright to judge as long as you were being honest and fair, without fear of reprisal or retribution. The boy remained pensive…One concept momentarily held his thought: “How far does the apple fall from the tree?”