Andrew
174 posts
Mar 19, 2009
11:38 AM
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Parchman Farm by John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers.
I don't know who's playing the harp on it, but it's pretty good.
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GermanHarpist
139 posts
Mar 19, 2009
11:40 AM
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Oldwailers first jam track.
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germanharpist, harpfriends on Youtube
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OEuropean
23 posts
Mar 19, 2009
12:27 PM
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Bahamut by Hazmat Modine with Wade Schuman on diatonic and Randy Weinstein on diatonic/chromatic harp.
Fantastic!
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Honkin On Bobo
28 posts
Mar 19, 2009
1:31 PM
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Aerosmith Unplugged. Milk cow blues.
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Bb
41 posts
Mar 19, 2009
1:38 PM
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Mitch Kashmar "Nickels and Dimes"
Everything by Junior Wells
And woodshedding "Down at Antone's"
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Preston
216 posts
Mar 19, 2009
1:53 PM
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Oldwailers Second jam track.
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scstrickland
25 posts
Mar 19, 2009
2:22 PM
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All Things Considered
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DanP
36 posts
Mar 19, 2009
2:44 PM
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The Fathers and Sons CD. The one with Muddy Waters and Paul Butterfield with Mike Bloomfield on guitar. That's an album which should be in every harp players collection. Of all the albums Butterfield did, I think Fathers and Sons has his best playing. Even better than the first two Butterfield Blues Band LPs.
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BlueWB
7 posts
Mar 19, 2009
3:51 PM
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I`m so glad about all your inspirations. I can`t sleep no more, i`m on fire!
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oda
38 posts
Mar 19, 2009
4:14 PM
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Ricci's "Hurt Myself" solo, on loop.
Chris M's "travels through space..." jam.
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oldwailer
596 posts
Mar 19, 2009
4:19 PM
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Canned Heat with John Lee Hooker!
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SMaxwell
10 posts
Mar 19, 2009
5:02 PM
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Katie Couric talking about colon cancer. Sorry, just being honest.
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Tryharp
146 posts
Mar 19, 2009
5:45 PM
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Howlin Wolf - Evil and Smokestack lightning
John Lee Hooker - Boom Boom
Lighning Hopkins - Baby Please dont go
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Scoltx
44 posts
Mar 19, 2009
5:51 PM
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Carlos del Junco - Steady Movin', ok not on the stereo but it's been playing in my head all day.
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harmonicanick
197 posts
Mar 19, 2009
5:57 PM
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@ Andrew
Andrew that is the great John Mayall himself on harp.
Have you heard his seminal album 'The Blues Alone' dedicated to JB Lenoir. John plays every instrument himself on this disc!
His harmonica has suffered in the last years as he's getting on a bit..
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oda
42 posts
Mar 19, 2009
6:55 PM
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Damn you Tryharp... You reminded me of Hopkins' "Morning Blues" When I think about it I can't get it out! noooo!
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gorignak
21 posts
Mar 19, 2009
8:34 PM
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Joe Pass -Limehouse Blues
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Miles Dewar
248 posts
Mar 19, 2009
10:50 PM
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Satan and Adam- "Sunshine in the shade"
Greatest song I've ever heard.
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harmonicanick
198 posts
Mar 20, 2009
1:21 AM
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Cary and Lurry Bell - Father & Son
J J Milteau - Soul Conversation
Jason Ricci & New Blood - Blood on the road
Gary Primich - Travellin' Mood
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Andrew
176 posts
Mar 20, 2009
1:35 AM
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SMaxwell - Honesty is cool. I try to be honest unless I'm trying to amuse, in which case twisting the truth can work.
Harmonicanick - thanks. I don't know John Mayall very well. I'll check him out.
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the frozen canuck
20 posts
Mar 20, 2009
4:53 AM
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i`m attempting some of the work of Charles Pasi some realy neet acustics on what i beleive to be a b flat harp
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MrVerylongusername
197 posts
Mar 20, 2009
6:46 AM
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UK Subs - The Harper
Punk harmonica! not the best harmonica, but it's all about the attitude!
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snakes
132 posts
Mar 20, 2009
1:09 PM
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I am listening to Paul Thorn play I'm a Lucky Man. No harmonica, but I've never heard such a song before. It is a slow song with a wonderful melody about being grateful in life and yet it is so sad. Gotta' admit it has got hold of me and I've been playing it a lot. It is off of his abum from 2002 called Mission Temple Fireworks Stand.
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Randy G. Blues
5 posts
Mar 20, 2009
1:39 PM
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For the last few days I have been listening to Little Walter's solo in "My Babe"... over and over..
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Buzadero
47 posts
Mar 22, 2009
10:09 AM
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Sonny Rollins - Way Out West
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Underwater Janitor, Patriot
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rustywater
38 posts
Mar 22, 2009
12:07 PM
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Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee - Pawn Shop Blues
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Oisin
148 posts
Mar 22, 2009
7:49 PM
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Billy Boy Arnold..."Back where I belong" best tracks so far "Prisoner's Plea" and "Shake your hips" although all the other tracks are great too.
Oisin
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Oisin
149 posts
Mar 22, 2009
7:51 PM
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jaymcc28...I think the best track on that Taj Mahal album is "Checking up on my baby" Better than Sonny boys version even IMHO.
Oisin
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jaymcc28
22 posts
Mar 25, 2009
8:02 AM
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@Oisin: I had those 2 tunes from a separate compilation album so I just went on line to check out the original album. I agree that "Checking up on my baby" is a good tune and right there along with "Leaving Trunk" and "She Caught the Katy"!
I really just discovered Taj recently and by accident while I was surfing www.lala.com. I'm listening to the album now. Good stuff.
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Oisin
151 posts
Mar 25, 2009
10:31 AM
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You know Jay it's quite an easy song to play too...
I can bang a version of it out but not quite as good as Taj.
You should check Billy Boy too.
Oisin
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rustym
14 posts
Mar 26, 2009
3:53 AM
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Kim Wilson, "Trust my Baby".
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isaacullah
134 posts
Mar 26, 2009
3:37 PM
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Firecracker: Ryan Adams
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OEuropean
28 posts
Mar 27, 2009
2:17 AM
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"How it come to be" track from Jason Ricci's new CD "Done with the devil"
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jaymcc28
23 posts
Mar 27, 2009
7:52 AM
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Oisin,
I've been listening to some Billy Boy recently. One of my favorite songs when I was a teenager full of angst was Blue Oyster Cults cover of "I Ain't Got You" (from "On Your Feet or On Your Knees" live album). I was a big Cult fan and just loved the guitar licks in that song. I'm also born and raised in the suburbs of Boston so I also loved Aerosmith's cover from "Live Bootleg". Once I picked up the harp I decided to see where the song 'originated' and I traced it back to Billy Boy. It could go farther back but I'm not sure. In any case, that got me listening to more of his music. He plays some simple yet effective harmonica pieces that don't scare a 'newbie' like me away from trying.
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Oisin
154 posts
Mar 27, 2009
8:21 AM
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Yeah he's excellent Jay. The first Billyboy song I heard was "I wish you would" by the Yardbirds ... it also took me about 5 years to find out it hadn't been written by them. As you say some great licks to steal
in his songs. Best of all he's still going strong.
Maybe see him in the UK one day.
Oisin
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Ant138
73 posts
Mar 30, 2009
9:41 AM
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Muddy waters - want to be loved and deep down in Florida. Check these tunes out they are full of cool harp licks!!!
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geordiebluesman
167 posts
Mar 30, 2009
1:47 PM
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The ballad of John Henry by the mighty Joe Bonamassa who is not only an awesome guitarist but was also responsible for turning me onto L D Miller
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Violin Cat
33 posts
Mar 30, 2009
6:38 PM
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Danzig.
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