harmonicanick
30 posts
Oct 19, 2008
11:41 AM
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Well?
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cm16600
17 posts
Oct 19, 2008
12:30 PM
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Hi ,i don't know if she is in that forum but check out this link.She is propably one of the best contempory harp player.She actually learned with one of my idol when i was living in france JJ.Milteau.
http://www.youtube.com/user/christellester.
Chris
Last Edited by on Oct 19, 2008 12:32 PM
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gene
27 posts
Oct 19, 2008
1:27 PM
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Here's one:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TvWOb15OM5A&feature=related
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Aussiesucker
39 posts
Oct 19, 2008
2:52 PM
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They certainly are out there.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dL6KNQNZ_74&NR=1
Attended a Blues Harp workshop last year half expecting that majority of attendees would be males and mainly oldies like myself. Not so as surprisingly there were a majority of young women whose desire was to play the Harp because they had been influenced by Vicki from "The Waifs".
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Luke Juke
22 posts
Oct 20, 2008
1:57 AM
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Check out Dennis Gruenling and Annie Raines on youtube. Dennis starts off then Annie comes in and blew me away
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Philosofy
65 posts
Oct 20, 2008
6:42 PM
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There's a woman in Chicago named Ellen who's pretty freakin' good. I told her about this place, but I haven't seen her (she goes by harpchick)
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Trueblue
Guest
Oct 20, 2008
7:07 PM
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Gene, that was real mean!!!
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Tuckster
29 posts
Oct 20, 2008
7:27 PM
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I took a few lessons from a female player. She was a really great player and she had a great voice,too. Unfortunately, she's no longer active due to health problems.
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anne-elbe
1 post
Oct 21, 2008
6:16 AM
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here I am
greetings from hamburg / germany
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Ruurd
Guest
Oct 21, 2008
7:17 AM
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In The Netherlands, we've got Liedewij who plays harmonica for "Bradley's Circus". Find them on Youtube.
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Philosofy
71 posts
Oct 21, 2008
8:59 PM
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nLIk5uJxRfo
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LittleJoeSamson
69 posts
Oct 22, 2008
7:03 PM
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I knew Geneva Red of "Geneva Red & the Roadsters" back in Wisconsin. Decent player.
Out here in California, Debra "The Breeze" Birdsong throws some pretty good Blues out there. Even does some Zydeco, Cafe Society, and traditional .
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Leanground
28 posts
Oct 22, 2008
7:43 PM
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Annie Raines is excellent. She partners with Paul Rishell.
Check 'em if you can .
Annie puts on a great show
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snakes
34 posts
Oct 24, 2008
11:50 AM
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Here in the Seattle area we have Tracy Jones and the Wolf Tones. Tracy is still very young, but she plays the harmonica fairly well and has a killer voice.
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Christelle Berthon
2 posts
Nov 01, 2008
11:07 PM
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Hi there
Yes there's female harp player here
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oldwailer
300 posts
Nov 02, 2008
8:58 AM
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Christelle!
Hi--are you THE Christelle from YT? You are great--I love to listen to your posts--some of them I have stolen to put on my Ipod so I can hear you in my truck at work.
Glad to have you here--I hope you hang around a little and help us out sometimes with advice. . .
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Christelle Berthon
4 posts
Nov 02, 2008
9:54 AM
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Yes that's me.
I would be really happy to answer some of your questions on my play, for the rest Adam has nice lessons to provide
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harmonicanick
41 posts
Nov 02, 2008
1:05 PM
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Hey Wailer,
You can ask me for advice but I'm not so 'how do you yanks say it?' purdy??
I'm married to a french woman by the way so as Zappa says eat chin buddy!!:-) Nicko
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oldwailer
302 posts
Nov 02, 2008
7:00 PM
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Hey, Nicko!
We yanks only use the word 'purdy' in certain states, like Wyoming and Nevada--I'm not from there. I prefer the word 'HOT!' in that particular context. . .;)
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sanestman
1 post
Nov 03, 2008
7:47 AM
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There is a 12 year old blues harp prodigy by the name of Sweetharp Santana that plays gigs here in the San Francisco Bay area. She is a protege of Johnny Otis and was introduced on his former show on KPFA "The Johnny Otis Show" when, I believe she was 9 or 10 years old. Google her to check it out. There were no You-Tube videos that I could find. By the way check out "Blues By The Bay" on KPFA Radio which streams via the web from their site. It has great archives of past shows and features a wide variety of blues you won't hear anywhere else. His interviews with great blues harpists and musicians is a wealth of knowledge. Johnny's show is in their archives too.
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Aussiesucker
51 posts
Nov 04, 2008
7:04 PM
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Christelle
Love your work on the tube. Like Oldwailer I have copies of your tracks Hallelujah, Godfather & What a Wonderful World that I play. Very much admire your playing.
David.
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HarpMan Freeman
21 posts
Nov 05, 2008
10:44 PM
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Marcy Levy plays harmonica
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywOZCzBI8vU
She mostly known for her singing but here is YouTube where she does a real nice work of the harmonica.
She's long performance history and has performed with many greats like Eric Clapton, Howard Levy and many many others.
All in all, she has Blues running in her blood.
Enjoy
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