[Harp-L] Paul Butterfield
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- Date: Tue, 10 Nov 2015 16:02:24 GMT
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A recent post on Paul Butterfield made reference to his playing the harp upside down and backwards. This method of playing has been used by any number of harp players, not all of whom are well known. However, the names William Clarke, Jerry McCain, Wayne Raney, and Charles "Good Rocking" Edwards are among those who gained some measure of fame by playing this way. They are likely not alone. Pete Sheridan Jukester's harmonica Supplies Vintage Harp Microphones. plus... www.petesheridan.net
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