Around the turn of the century, Bob Cook was a member of the Atlanta Lawyers Orchestra. He fit in just fine, being a lawyer and all. His instrument, however, wasn't as harmonious a fit.
June 12, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Around the turn of the century, Bob Cook was a member of the Atlanta Lawyers Orchestra. He fit in just fine, being a lawyer and all. His instrument, however, wasn’t as harmonious a fit.
Cook, an executive vice president at Reliance Trust Co., plays the saxophone. Beethoven, Vivaldi and Shostakovich have no seats for a sax man.
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