Posted Fri, 01/13/2012 - 18:43 by Anne Marie Jackson
Anybody get on board with their tremelo and vibrato pretty quickly? I've been playing about 2 1/2 going on 3 years and I just 1) hate coughing and 2) I don't hear it from the players on the records I'm learning from. For example, in Little Walter's Blue Midnight I only hear 4 tremelos (probably vibratos now that I think of it), but I'm guessing he's playing them on many others. I hear a faint, faint, faint really fast vibrato--I think) and this is on a mac, with bose speakers with the Complete Chess Masters CD and my hearing is very good. continue reading...
Wow - in looking for the lyrics for this one, I discovered there's a lot of songs with the same or a similar name - some of which are "interesting" to say the least. I'm trying to find the lyrics for William Clarke's version so if anyone can help me out or point me in a direction, it would be much appreciated. I've bought the song and have the YouTube URL for his video.
Like many participants at BluesHarmonica.com, I am in awe that the skills and techniques needed to convincingly play blues on the harmonica are all in one place and are so thoroughly presented for the learner. I have, however, noted a somewhat perplexing theme in some of the recent comments reflected across the Forums…
"There are so many things that I want to get better at. What do I have to do to fit it all in now?" Answer: “You cannot fit it all in all at once." continue reading...
hi i'm looking for song suggestions to build my band's list fairly quickly. 4 piece, bass, drum, guitar, harp/voc
all the band are kinda new to blues...the bass player is simply new, but the drummer and guitarist very capable. i have limited improv skills...(working on it!) but able to pick things up copycat style pretty well
i thought Brand New Cadillac could fit in...and maybe a jimmy reed number like 'bright lights...' or '...what you want me to do?'...(although those blow bends in bright lights will bug me)... continue reading...