RE: [Harp-L] Rob Paparozzi, Michael Peloquin, Howard Levy on radio



Thanks Larry--
but in this niche/cult world of American Roots Music--
Airplay and commercial success are not reality-
from the heart/for fun is always real.

I do understand what you mean about the thrill of the moment, spontanaity and pairings with people that haven't played together before.

BTW-the drummer on the set was none other than the legendary Bernard Purdie. He would help anyone to well!

This cut is available on a new compilation CD that I am offering (to break even if I am lucky.) More on that later.

Keep on blowin,
Michael Peloquin
http://www.globerecords.com/cgi-bin/db/search.cgi?specific=itemno&phrase=GLO-025





From: IcemanLE@xxxxxxx
To: harp-l@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [Harp-L] Rob Paparozzi, Michael Peloquin, Howard Levy on radio
Date: Thu, 02 Sep 2004 09:52:46 -0400

Orlando jazz public radio, 89.9. Disc jockey "Dr. K", a jiving hipster who worked w/Howard Levy briefly in Chicago in the 70's, was reminiscing yesterday afternoon, playing some Howard Jazz Diatonic snippets. He went on to play a cut from the live recording at the Harmonica Summit, when Howard was playing B-3 at the outdoor concert.

I'd forgotten what a rush it was to hear Rob's voice - it's been too long since I played my Hudson River Rats CD -, especially coming from the radio.

The second harmonica solo really caught my ear - great stuff w/OB and linear ideas - it was Michael, sitting in with these guys.

While it's nice to play the CD's from these guys, it's a real tingle to hear jams like this from the radio, especially since these guys were playing from the heart/for fun and not from a commercial standpoint of getting airplay.

The Iceman






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