Re: FW: Re: [Harp-L] bluegrass harmonica (tongue rolls)

[BiscuitBoy714@xxxxxxx]

In a message dated 8/13/2007 11:36:05 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
BiscuitBoy714 writes:

 
 Here yall go again wid dat vernacular dats plumb over my haid. I'm assuming  
that these tongue rolls aint the same thing that I saw at Katz's deli on my  
way to jam in the little studio a couple doors up the street. What street is  
that ...........Ludlow? Anyway, what do you mean by tongue rolls? I think I  
got that one down but I haven't really done any since I got dentures. I use  
'em for train licks like that Shorty Medlock dude did on Train Train by  
Blackfoot.  I use the same technique on sax, or should I say I used  to do that on 
sax, I've been afraid to try sax since I got my dentures.  Somebidy give me a 
hard time for being chicken. If I thought I could never  play sax again it would 
be quite blow so I've been afraid to  try. 
 
        Randy
 
                                    BiscuitBoy Blues
 
In a message dated 8/12/2007 1:34:08 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
harmoniman@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:

Reminds me of when Cary Bell and I were together at a gig  back  in the 
eighties . While sitting at the bar together, I sang and he played  harp to 'Don't 
Get Around Much Anymore' . I then played some Little  Walter.... it was 
obvious he was not impressed so I broke into 'Davidson  County Blues' by DeFord 
Bailey. Carys eyes lit up as he asked me " How you  do that ?" (tongue rolls) He 
then told me he could not do that because of  his teeth


 



 
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