[Harp-L] Re: harp accompaniment

["M. N." <mnessmith@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Rainbow Jimmy wrote:
"Koko Taylor's debut album from Chess back in 1969 is a great primer. Not 
only is Walter Horton playing harp, but there's sax riffs you can steal from 
Gene Barge and Donald Hankins. You learn as much listening to when Mr Horton 
doesn't play as you do listening to him play."

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Likewise, Kim Wilson does a great job supporting Jimmy Rogers on his Ludella 
CD (label: Antones). There are a BUNCH of killer harp solos, for sure. But 
even if you deleted the solos and only listened to his backing harp, it'd be 
one for the ages.
MN