Others in the Forum have commented on specific podcast interviewees in this series, and my thanks to them for tipping me off to this wonderful podcaster, Neil Warren. Based in the Reading, England, area, he's ALMOST as good an interviewer as David Barrett, and thus far has 42 great interviews of blues, jazz, classical and folk players. continue reading...
Just had a jam session and the band played this song. It's an 8 bar blues and it messes me up sometimes. Have any of you played it and are there examples other than the few things i found on Youtube?
I was going to entitle this something like, "What's the weirdest harp in your kit?," but then figured that maybe it's a weird one that is actually a useful favorite. So instead:
If your house was on fire, and your spouse, one of the firefighters, your dog, or whomever, told you that you had to leave one harmonica in the house and let it go up in smoke, which harp would you leave behind? continue reading...
I've passed through one more phase of "I'm not making any progress and never will. I just can't do this" thinking. followebd by " I'm putting it down forever" (not for the first time I'vce passed though this same tunnel of dark
but then a harmonica plays in soime song in my radio and I think "Yeah, I can do this a little bit. I'll never be a buddy greene or david barret and that's ok too" soi I return to try again...one more time. continue reading...
Aki Kumar interviewed in Blues Blast online magazine. He's featured on the cover with a long interview, praising David Barrett in the interview too. Check it out!