Music To Listen To

Walking by Myself - Cotton & Rogers
http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=9PmzUHFcEF0&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3D9P...

These guys are great: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HBZUKwF5zKE. It's blues with harp and guitar, but with some zeppelin, zz top and a hint of alternative thrown in. They've got a great sound, and write good original songs too (but this one's not original of course).

If you're like most of this recent generation and like The Black Keys but have wondered what their Hill Country Style of blues would sound like with harp, check out Cuban Heels; particularly the albums Gritbag and Gutbucket. I recently found them on Spotify but you can also download their stuff on iTunes and Amazon. I think they're from the Netherlands or something. Not sure, but really been digging them. Their harp player is quite decent too.

-Taylor

Check out what this harp player does. I'm impressed with the showmanship and musical taste. To me a most impressive performance.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-aNEM0_Jj70&feature=player_embedded#!

Enjoy

Just discovered. It's free & awesome. You can find just about any song you want and listen to it legally. It's like Pandora meets iTunes.

Mark and Johnny Dyer "Rolling Fork Revisited" and Dennis Gruenling "Up All Night". Both Mark and Dennis play as side men. behind the singer.

I just discovered this band last night. Interesting fusion of blues, jazz, and gospel, with some great harp playing, of course. The album is called " And Still I Rise." Enjoy!

I attended Hill Country Harmonica 2012 and heard some wonderful blues with Mitch Kashmar, Brandon Bailey, Jimi Lee, Adam Gussaw, Deak Harp, Phill Wiggins, and more. The Gospel artist Todd Parrott left me mouth wide open. I captured some of his performance pieces in hi def. Check them out at

i'll Fly Away
http://youtu.be/aZFcOPWKIes

Sunday Soup
http://youtu.be/y3HAFoscFLE

Glory Glory Hallelujah
http://youtu.be/1knTMO1keeo

Train Song
http://youtu.be/qTgE1tOfBTc

Amazing Grace
http://youtu.be/t-BVfhWHKoA

There are some really interesting harp videos recently posted on YouTube. Mostly solo harmonica, some with singing. Mostly old and rare ones.
There are about 15 of them as of this morning.
Go to youtube and look up DELTAKITTYCAT channel.

Gary Smith & the Blues Cats

Gary what year is this?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDgdvgqvFKY