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My Blues Jam

Posted Mon, 07/01/2013 - 15:19 by crippe5909
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This jam was recorded from a mobile phone with a friend and incredibly talented guitarist Jack, everything is inspired by Barrett's "My Blues", but without the belt, 12 bar solo with guitar without harmonica :-) I only play a few bars of My Blues, then I try to just improvise

Slow Blues In E whit me!!

Posted Sat, 06/29/2013 - 08:30 by rogonzab
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Hi!

I am a 28 years old chilean harp player, I have been playing for 2 1/2 years now, and I am a new member here, so I want to introduce myself whit a impro that I recorded a few months ago.

It is 100% impro, but I did wanted to work on a idea, I wanted to mix "sweet" playing whit big james-cotton-like -4 fanning and vibrato.

Critiques are always welcome!

Thxs!

Evan's Shuffle

Posted Sat, 06/22/2013 - 10:53 by makis
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As always, your comments are more than welcome and greatly appreciated.

the tub

Posted Sun, 06/16/2013 - 02:05 by Bluevan
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study song the tub. I used a blues blaster mic w/ white cr from Greg Heumann , the amp is a stock Bogen HE-10 head from the early 1950s with the tone selector on crisp setting(no treble or bass pot) tubes are 2 6v6, 6sj7 6sl7 5y3. The speaker is a ribbed 8" heppner from 1961 organ ($7 off ebay) the cone looks just like a the weber sig 8s speaker. no delay or reverb. Any way just thought i mention what i used since its not the normal rig , and if anyone was curious on how an old bogen sounded like, since there all over ebay.

1st Recording - Shakey's Shuffle

Posted Fri, 06/14/2013 - 05:25 by Barney Blues
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This is my first recording ever!! Critique and comments welcome but be gentle ;-)

song for Q

Posted Thu, 06/13/2013 - 17:46 by Mark Rosiles
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LOA (Level 1 Study Song)

Posted Thu, 06/13/2013 - 00:41 by SOTB
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“Walk with Me”

I'm going to work thru the Levels of Achievement & hopefuly solidify my playing.
Back to the basics here, but a very fun song.
I forced myself to Tongue Switch the 1 hole, this is great a song for working that technique in BTW.
I can't quite get the sweet Tremolo Decay like the Master, but it's good feedback to hear how much smoother Dave's is than mine. Something to strive for I guess!

Summer Rhumba

Posted Wed, 06/12/2013 - 03:12 by Wheel
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Low D harmonica

Come on in my kitchen

Posted Tue, 06/11/2013 - 17:14 by robfraser
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OK, on a roll here so one more!

This was something my guitarist wanted to do but I wasn't sure how the harp would fit in. As it turned out the song seemed to morph into a unique-ish version. My playing is essentially accompaniment again here although I think that the signature harp & guitar riff works quite well. Let me know what you think- Robert Johnson with a difference! (and then I'll get back to post war Chicago!)

Boll Weevil

Posted Mon, 06/10/2013 - 10:37 by robfraser
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So this is a version of an old country blues which I've heard played by Eric Bibb accompanied by Grant Dermody on harp. We've tried to stay pretty close to their version- it just has such a great "haunting" sound throughout. Not a great deal of variety but a cool repetitive hook.