Music To Listen To

Buddy Greene Smokin' On Some Grass with "Darlin' Corey"

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=B1xLL894xqY

A french harp player : Charles Pasi and his beautiful melodic harp.

This harp instrumental can be a sufficient reason to learn the harp. He makes deep articulations, as if he speaks through is harp.

Player : Charles Pasi

Album : Sometimes Awake

Song : Nonna

Link : http://www.musicme.com/Charles-Pasi/titres/Nonna-t1505061.html

Roly Platt performing"The Gypsy". Silky dynamics.

https://youtu.be/dz8T-Q3Qbwg

This guy nailed it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9RTvk6HGXw

keep on harpsquealin'!

harpsquealer

James Harman on vocals  with Denis Depoitre on Harp & that's Bharath Rajakumar on Guitar in the back.

James knocks a hole in it! A great big hole in it!

https://youtu.be/Cv9opDDbV9c

 "Help Me" https://www.reverbnation.com/q/6qi5xe  

I hope you all enjoy this version of the great classic. Robbie Antone is a Canadian Blues Harmonica player I have recently had the pleasure of playing with at his open jams. 

John

Folks, I'm quite new to harmonica and blues music.

Listened recently to Junior Wells's 1 album "Hoodooman Blues". Liked the groove/rythm a lot. Especially in songs: "Snatch it back and hold it" and "Chitlin con carne".

Can you tell how this groove is called? To me sounds like a slow rock and roll:) 

Would you recommend some other harp players with his style/groove/rythm?

Thanks,

Folks, I'm quite new to harmonica and blues music.

Listened recently to Junior Wells's 1 album "Hoodooman Blues". Liked the groove/rythm a lot. Especially in songs: "Snatch it back and hold it" and "Chitlin con carne".

Can you tell how this groove is called? To me sounds like a slow rock and roll:) 

Would you recommend some other harp players with his style/groove/rythm?

Thanks,

Everyone here should check out this sample of Todd Parrott's "From The Harp" album.

Then Parrott all the licks!

https://youtu.be/YByvBD-1Qb4

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