Re: [Harp-L] NEEDED ~ Harp Teacher in Nashville

[Cara Cooke <cyberharp@xxxxxxxxx>]

Lonnie Joe Howell and Charlie McCoy were my first thoughts as answers to 
your question with regards to Nashville, though I suspect Charlie may not 
have the time to teach and Lonnie Joe Howell has moved Levelland, Tx. 
(though I think he occasionally visits Nashville these days).
 I passed your question on to Lonnie Joe, who was a session musician in 
Nashville before he moved back to Texas, and who has done some bluegrass on 
harmonica for his recordings and instructional videos. (He is also a 
graduate of South Plains College bluegrass and country music degree 
program.) 
 The only folks that came to Lonnie's mind were Jellyroll Johnson and, 
possibly, Buddy Greene. He wasn't very sure that Jellyroll Johnson knew any 
bluegrass, but he is very good and he might. It does not hurt to ask. Lonnie 
was unclear on whether Buddy Greene was still in or around Nashville, but he 
said he would make a good teacher, if you can find him.
 Cara Cooke

 On 8/26/05, Henderson, Peter <Henderson@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: 
> 
> I've been asked to help find a teacher in Nashville. The student is a
> college sophomore with interest in bluegrass but needs instruction with
> the basics. I know Jason is too busy, does Jelly Roll Johnson teach?
> Any ideas are welcome.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Trip Henderson
> 
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