Re: [Harp-L] response to Elizabeth: & cool hats!!

["Stanley Yoder Sr" <yoder_doyle@xxxxxxx>]

----- Original Message -----
From: David R. Fertig
Subject: Re: [Harp-L] response to Elizabeth: how to tongue block  

Elizabeth,

You're quite welcome.  And note, you don't need a whole durned book to  
learn tongue blocking, a visual demo is best, but  I'll try getting you  
started with a few words.  See below.

         That's about all I know about harpmonica.  Oh, and you need a cool  
hat!

-Dave


I second Dave's post, to you Elizabeth.
To Dave, you have hit a cord of interest with me, about the " cool hat". What kind do you wear?  I like hats and I never did before playing harmonica.  I never thought of this bit of trivia, until I read your post.  I have a Jacaru, from Australia that was a Christmas gift, that I wore for a long time.  I now have a Bailey that I really like, but am always looking at hats that I might like to purchase.
Doyle









r:  "Oh, and seriously, try tongue-blocking, it opens  up whole  
> new
>doors in terms of rhythm, chords and effects." -- I would if I knew  how to.
>Hopefully one of you can direct me to a good CD or book that would
>demonstrate it?
>
>Right now I'm still enjoying playing along with my CD's and the  radio.
>Maybe I'll get up enough courage down the road to join in with  other  
>musicians,
>but first I'd have to find some.  I'm on Long Island, New  York and not sure
>there are groups such as those you speak of around here.
>
>  Thanks so much for taking the time to make me feel welcome.   Noticed an
>error in my previous post -- of course it was "found" (not fun) an  Echo
>(tremolo).
>
>Elizabeth

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