KrisM
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The cat on the harp ain't no slouch, either.
And I love how Margolin always seems to nose his way into these types of jams, lol! Super cool guy.
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The cat on the harp ain't no slouch, either.
And I love how Margolin always seems to nose his way into these types of jams, lol! Super cool guy.
IPADave
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That was great! I think that the Wolf would be pleased. Do you know who the harmonica player is? Just a WAG: Norton Buffalo? He kind of has his sound.
-Dave
KrisM
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Charlie Musselwhite. One of the greats.
nelsress
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Thanks for posting this, I picked up the cd and it's really good!
grillebilly
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That is his first "solo" effort....meaning where he headlined the band. Great score, excellent record.
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KrisM
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Nice!
He puts on a great show.
If he's playing, it's a no-brainer to go. Another harp player who also fits that bill is Paul Oscher.
Is this underrated guitar player thread turning into a harmonica player thread?
Killer album Bob, unfortunately I had to let my minty copy go but it's in safe hands with Stuart
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One of our Chicago Boys from back in the day.
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Nice!
He puts on a great show.
If he's playing, it's a no-brainer to go. Another harp player who also fits that bill is Paul Oscher.
Is this underrated guitar player thread turning into a harmonica player thread?
Little Walter.
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He don't (didn't) "dress" the blues. I'd always regarded NYD as more of a Doo-Wop revivalist outfit than (de) Blues. But I'm from Chicago's South Side ca. mid '60s to mid '70s, so WTF would I know?
KrisM
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That's not fair. I thought we could derail it with a few more obscure players before we got to the harmonica Rushmore.
In that vein, I'll see you your Walter, and raise you a Papa Lightfoot. Or Sonny Boy Williamson, lol.
Seriously though, bobsvinyl suggested I get a harp thread going. I think it's a good idea.
KrisM
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THAT is a fantastic CD, btw. James Harman is on it. Harman is the friggen' man, IMO.
grillebilly
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OK, lets go full circle again. Little Walter tune, Musselwhite on harp, Bloomfield on guitar. 1964
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Man, does this bring back memories. Thanks for finding & posting this vis, GrilleB.
grillebilly
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Or the same musicians doing a Magic Sam song.
Just think how great all those Polka albums would be at GW and SA if they had blues harp instead of accordions on them. I can see it now..."The Butcher Shop's Out Of Kielbasa Blues".