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Ant138 V's Jodanchudan

Posted Tue, 07/19/2011 - 23:28 by Ant138
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Hi ,this is something that JodanChudan and myself recorded virtually a while ago for the MBH forum.
Jodan laid the track down then i recorded extra Choruses.

With Jodanchudans permssion i though we could upload it here. Hope you like it.

Chorus 1: Head - Jodan
Chorus 2 : Ant
Chorus 3:Jodan
Chorus 4: Ant
Chorus 5: Jodan
Chorus 6: Ant

Total

Posted Mon, 07/11/2011 - 12:53 by jodanchudan
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I completely ran out of breath at the end of this so had to fade out (or pass out).

little walter inspiration instrumental

Posted Wed, 06/22/2011 - 09:57 by K_O_E_N_J
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heey there,

After listening to a few little walter record I was in the mood for a instrumental.
I just started the recorder en played on a backing track from david barrett.
I think it sounds nice ( dont mind the sloppy notes )

hope you all like it

greats from holland

Blue Midnight

Posted Fri, 06/10/2011 - 00:11 by mcpat76
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This is my version of Blue Midnight by Little Walter. Little Walter's songs are the focus of my study this year. I think every blues harmonica player should study the songs of this master.
I have added a chorus of my own. The rest is played as close as I can to the original recording.
Let me know what you think.

"High Temperature"

Posted Sat, 06/04/2011 - 08:04 by Marko
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This is my first composition after the improvising study 1 lesson,
this song is the same in the last video of Joe Tartaglia lesson 24.

thanks for listening :)

Marko

acoustic improvisation

Posted Sat, 06/04/2011 - 05:31 by K_O_E_N_J
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Here's some improvisation in the key of Bb.
I practice alot on jam tracks and I stil find it hard to be creative and come up with new idea's.
I think this recording went pretty good!

Comments are welcome!

Driftin or not driftin

Posted Fri, 06/03/2011 - 09:38 by Luis Marques
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Thank you jodanbhudan I was inspired by your version with hayasim777 that's really cool...I'm trying some licks myself.
I have to play this song with my band and there i'll have more space to make a one or two courses solo,here i think i'm fighting a little bit with Eric Clapton.
All the Best!

Nina Simone-Feeling Good duet with harp

Posted Fri, 06/03/2011 - 08:27 by Luis Marques
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Am I stepping to much on Nina Simone lyrics?
Let me know...
Regards

New Rhumba

Posted Mon, 05/30/2011 - 16:17 by jodanchudan
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This is largely based on steve Guyger's 'Blue Mambo' off Past Life Blues. In retrospect I think I overused the 4 draw and runs down from the 4 draw, but I haven't got the lick vocabulary to vary things too much when improvising yet.

The jam track is off Jimi Lee's Groovetrax.

G Chromosome

Posted Thu, 05/26/2011 - 13:13 by Steven Troch
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G Chromosome - Blues in G

I used one of David Barret's backing tracks (12 Bar Jam in Key of G Major, Swing with Break on IV, (2:59)). Played the song on a Hohner 64 Chromonica in C which is a chromatic harmonica with 16 holes.

The most popular way to use a chromatic harmonica in blues is by playing it in D (3rd). Little Walter and George Smith made some great recordings playing the chromatic in D. Off course they both played it in other keys (C,Eb,....), especially George Smith was a master on the chromatic influencing many players. continue reading...