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Done Some Body Wrong

Posted Thu, 12/22/2011 - 00:20 by seaharp11
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This was from a night out with the boys recorded on an H4. A neat little toy to have around. You'd be surprised at how easy it is to catch what you're doing out there and how important it is to be own critic. Remember you can't be in two places at once and you get a truly objective account of whats goin' on. If you really want to get brave, video and you can work on your stage presents while you're at it. By the way we were playing at a bar during the World Series Game last year and the crowd was rootin for the game, ( but not really in my mind ).

Complicated Mind

Posted Tue, 12/20/2011 - 02:49 by mcpat76
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This tune was created while I was working on the Shuffle King contest. I got so frustrated and tired that I decided to create a diiferent song. As far as I can remember this piece needed just a few takes compared to my Shuffle King entry. I like it better than the tune I submitted.

Cool Blue (Chromatic Study)

Posted Thu, 12/15/2011 - 20:29 by ErwinIost
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Hello Guys!!!

I recorded this song a few months ago when a luthier from Argentina, Roy Harpman, repaired my super chromonica 270. His work is amazing, the price is fine and the time he takes is really fast.
I used my mic by Chuck Gurney and my Fender Champion 600. is not the sound that i like it but is good enough for practice and play in home....hope you like it!!!!!

Erwin From Chile

Puerto De Azul

Posted Sat, 11/05/2011 - 14:16 by Wheel
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Dedicated to Norton Buffalo!
I did not play chromatic for 5 years :) but I've tried :)
It was played without octaver

In A Sentimental Mood (Duke Ellington)

Posted Tue, 09/27/2011 - 07:20 by Wheel
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It was a little bit a challenge to play this tune but why not? :)

Flip Flop Fly

Posted Wed, 09/21/2011 - 08:03 by iantonionni
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Patricia's 'My Babe' inspired me to try out some singing. I'm in a similar place to Patricia, although I have tried singing at open mike nights, just two so far. So I thought i'd try learning and recording a song to increase my repertoire. This will now bring me up to the grand total of two, assuming I can remember these words.

My Babe Cover

Posted Sun, 09/18/2011 - 04:21 by patricia mifsud
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Hank was brave enough to put a track with vocals on here - I am also trying to get up the courage to use vocals at jams etc. But I dont think I have a very bluesy voice unfortunately-oh well can only try.This is a cover of My Babe by the great Little Walter-hope I haven't wrecked it too much-sorry about sound-is recorded on my ipod mic no frills!! Pat

Slim Harpo - We're Two Of A Kind 08Sep2011

Posted Thu, 09/08/2011 - 00:54 by LearningTheHarp
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I was playing along with Slim Harpo - We're Two Of A Kind and thought to record myself midway here is the recording.... I am trying to learn the solo he does and tried doing it here at the correct pace...

Quiet World (Solo Harmonica Study 4)

Posted Tue, 08/30/2011 - 10:43 by Marko
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Hi !

this my recording for the submission of solo Harmonica Study 4,
it took me 3 months to learn it, very like it and very challenging!

Thanks to the listeners! :)

Marko

Do you remember?

Posted Wed, 08/24/2011 - 12:39 by Wheel
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This track is dedicated to all our sunny days!
Inspired by Lee Oskar and Jim Liban.
Played in 4 and 3 positions.
Hope you like it.