Fwd: Re: [HarpTalk] Re: Who did Jeff Carp play with?

["Winslow Yerxa" <winslowyerxa@xxxxxxxxx>]

Didn't he also play second harp on "Blue Feeling Today" on Charlie 
Musselwhite's "Memphis Woman" on Vanguard circa 1970?

Winslow

- --- In harptalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Carroll Tipper" <ctipper@xxxx> 
wrote:
Jeff Carp Discography:

      Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck &...  Blue Eyed Blues: Charly Blues... 
(1992)
Harmonica
      Eric Clapton  In the Blues with E.C., Pt. 1 (2002) Harmonica
      Earl Hooker  Don't Have to Worry (1969) Harmonica
      Earl Hooker  Simply the Best (1999) Harmonica
      John Lee Hooker  John Lee Hooker Sings the Blues (1961) 
Harmonica
      John Lee Hooker  Urban Blues [Bonus Tracks] (1967) Harmonica
      John Lee Hooker  Best of John Lee Hooker 1965-1974 (1992) 
Harmonica
      Lightnin' Hopkins  Lightnin'! (1967) Harmonica
      Lightnin' Hopkins  In the Key Lightnin' Hopkins (2002) Harmonica
      Lightnin' Hopkins  Lightnin' Hopkins 1947-1969  Harmonica
      Howlin' Wolf  London Howlin' Wolf Sessions... (1971) Harmonica
      Howlin' Wolf  London Revisited (1974) Harmonica
      Howlin' Wolf  Chess Box (1991) Harmonica
      Howlin' Wolf  His Best, Vol. 2 (1999) Harmonica
      Howlin' Wolf  London Howlin' Wolf Sessions... (2003) Harmonica
      Howlin' Wolf  20th Century Masters - Millennium... (2003) 
Harmonica
      Various Artists  London Howlin' Wolf Sessions  Harmonica
      Soulful Strings  String Fever (1969) Harmonica
      Muddy Waters  Muddy & the Wolf (1974) Harmonica
      Muddy Waters  Chess Box (1990) Chromatic Harmonica
      Muddy Waters  Anthology: 1947-1972 (2001) Harmonica
      Various Artists  Fathers & Sons [Chess] (1982) Harmonica, 
Chromatic
Harmonica






- ----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Robert B. Maglinte" <rbm917@xxxx>
To: <harptalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, August 21, 2003 7:44 AM
Subject: [HarpTalk] Re: Who did Jeff Carp play with?


> --- In harptalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "neece_4" <onerocknrollchic@xxxx>
> wrote:
> > A couple friends and I were talking about how we got interested in
> > Blues originally.  Howlin' Wolf's "London Sessions" is what turned
> me
> > onto the Blues and the harp player on that record, Jeffrey Carp,
> > really caught my imagination with his harmonica playing.
> >
> > I had never thought about it before, but apparently Jeff Carp
> > was "just" a sessions musician (of some stature) and never really
> > played in a band? Anybody know of anyone he worked with on a
> regular
> > basis or albums that would be typically "his" style of playing?
> > Strange that this is the guy who turned me on to harp, but I've
> never
> > looked for anything else that he did.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Neece
>
> Hi,
> Jeff also appears on "Fathers And Sons," with Muddy Waters, Paul
> Butterfireld, Mike Bloomfield. He played chromatic harp on "All
> Aboard." I understand that died died from an overdose a short time
> after that recording was made.
>
> Sincerely,
> Barbeque Bob Maglinte
> Boston, MA
>
>
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