Re: [Harp-L] RE: James Harman

[Paul Routledge <pphking@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks Dennis.

It was the line where he says something like "Nice Tone" that made me 
think there where 2 players.
Thanks for the info on the other tracks.

Paul
PS : When are you gonna come to the UK and do some gigs ?

On 9 Apr 2005, at 15:48, backbender1 wrote:

> Hi -
>
> On Torqueflite 727 (from the album Black & White),
> James Harman himself switches back and forth between a
> C chromatic & a G diatonic harp. There are several
> other examples of other great players doing this,
> noted below along with the layout....
>
> Torqueflite 727
> --starts out with two choruses on chromatic
> --next two choruses on diatonic
> --switches back to chromatic for the rest of the song
>
> Little Walter - Thunderbird
> (on the 2-CD set Blues With A Feeling)
> --starts out with 3 choruses on diatonic
> --switches and plays remainder of song on chromatic
>
> William Clarke - The Pleaser
> (from Can't You Hear Me Calling You - early Clarke LP)
> --starts out with two choruses on chromatic
> --switches to diatonic for three choruses
> --finishes out with some more chromatic
>
> Hope this was informative
>
> -Dennis Gruenling
> www.dennisgruenling.com
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